Scène de Bring Me a Dream (2020)
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Actrices dans cette scène
Nom de naissance: Chelsea Mee
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Noms alternatifs: Nickname: Chels
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Biographie complète
Chelsea Mee (born on July 10, 1991) is a Los Angeles based Actress and Singer originally from Columbus, Ohio. Known for her role as Madeleine in Paul Schrader's "Dog Eat Dog", where she worked side by side with Nicolas Cage and Willem Dafoe, or her role as Tammy in the Lionsgate, Steven C. Miller film "First Kill", with Bruce Willis. From a young age, Chelsea would perform in front of anyone who would sit and watch her. She got her first acting job at the age of 10, in a theater production of Annie. Since then, Chelsea began taking classes to learn as much as she could about her craft in order to continue to pursue her passion. Upcoming films: Bring Me a Dream, Bleach, Cribs, Final Cut, and Confessions of an Exorcist.
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"Phoenix seems to have a peculiar effect on producing stunningly attractive blonde cheerleaders with endearing names that could pass for adult entertainment stage names. Meet Kelli Stoner, who is incredibly sexy and could potentially pursue a career in adult films but possesses legitimate acting credentials. After graduating from Arizona State University, she relocated to Hollywood to pursue her dreams of stardom, attending the Lee Strasberg Institute to refine her craft. Kelli's journey began with appearances in short films before securing roles on Conan O'Brien's late-night show as a sketch performer in 2012. That same year, she made her feature film debut in Riley Keough-led drama 'Yellow,' followed by roles in the comedic 'What Now' (2015) and horror flick 'Human Zoo' (2020). However, Kelli's most notable role to date is her nude debut in the 2020 sorority slasher film 'Bring Me a Dream.' In this scene, she is tied up and whipped by an actor who fails to respect the safe word, resulting in a graphic display of her bloodied behind. While the scene showcases Kelli's impressive physique, we hope future on-screen nudity will be free from such intense violence."
À propos du film: Bring Me a Dream (2020)
Année de sortie: 2020
Nation: United States
Titre alternatif: N/A
Réalisateur: Chase Smith
Scénariste: Chase Smith
Production & Genre
Producteur(s): Producer: April Bogenschutz, Chase Smith, Edward Boss, Jason Anderson
Sociétés: Spirit World Productions
Genre: Horror
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: blood, dream, female frontal nudity, female nudity, female rear nudity, labia, nightmare, pagan, ritual, sandman, scream, sexy
Histoire
Avery Quinn, fleeing from murder charges and presumed insane by the authorities, seeks refuge in the Alpha Omega Pi house. Desperate to prove her innocence and sanity, she takes several residents hostage and performs a ritual to summon the Sandman, a legendary figure said to grant dreams or nightmares depending on one's intentions. Avery hopes that confronting her captives with their deepest fears will force them to acknowledge her claims of innocence. The summoned Sandman begins to manifest everyone's worst nightmares, leading to a terrifying ordeal where each hostage must face their personal demons to survive.
Résumé
Bring Me a Dream (2020) is a horror film directed by Chase Smith and produced in the United States. Centered around Avery Quinn, a woman accused of murder who breaks into a sorority house seeking help, the film blends elements of suspense, supernatural horror, and psychological tension. The story explores themes of innocence versus guilt, mental health stigmatization, and the power of confronting one's fears. As Avery's ritual summons forth the Sandman, each character must grapple with their personal nightmares, adding depth to the narrative beyond simple survival horror.