As of right now, we don’t have any film festivals scheduled because it’s going to the American Film Market this week. I think it’s in a great position going to market.
We’ve had more great feedback this month:
“Speaking of the wife, Laurel Vail has the heavy lifting here. Not to speak ill of the rest of the cast ( not a bad apple in the bunch. All around solid acting) but Vail’s performance is the backbone of the film. During the first twenty minutes I almost forgot that she was an actress and just another reality show participate. Then shit gets paranormal and we slowly watch her unravel. Watching Rachel be tormented by these dark forces is a bittersweet pill to swallow.”
“Trust me when I say that this one movie you don’t want to miss.” -Bub from Slack Jaw Punks (Detroit)
“Both actors here really shine, Laurel Vail has to be good because so much is happening to her and so much of the story rests on her performance that if her performance isn’t great the film would sink with her. Thankfully she rocks” – Ryan from Reel Nerds (Denver)
4 out of 5 stars
“Delivery was the best horror film of TCFF. ” – Patrick from City Pages (Minneapolis)
“It’s superior to most of its contemporaries” – Eric from The Movie Waffler (Dublin) 6 out of 10 stars
“It really worked! … Best Audience reaction of the weekend. …The subtleties make it for me.” – Weekly Geek Speak (South Yorkshire) 1 hour into podcast 7.5 out of 10 stars
” It IS slow burning but the ending is shocking, old fashioned and well worth it.” – Richard from Fanboy Confidential (UK)
“This sole complexity lends a final depth to the film” – Christina from The Betamax Revolt (Nottingham)
“There are comparisons to Rosemary’s Baby but Delivery is no lazy re-rendering and is an almost perfectly executed film. Don’t be put off by the ‘found footage’ tag, this film is head and shoulders above its genre peers.” – Alison from Left Lion (Nottingham)
Some more recent interviews with Adam and Brian:
Reel Nerds Podcast (Telluride Horror Show)
Film Pulse (Screamfest)
Fearnet (Twin Cities Film Fest)
(Red Carpet from Twin Cities Film Fest)
And here are some great tweets from people all over:
Favourite films of #IFIHorrorthon so far are We Are What We Are, The Boderlands and Delivery. — Ann Marie (@psycicflower) October 25, 2013
#Delivery is the best horror film of @TCFilmFest (of the three I’ve seen). Definitely see it when you get a chance! — Patrick Stephenson (@patiomensch) October 26, 2013
@laurelvail Awesome work! Loved the film. — Patrick Stephenson (@patiomensch) October 26, 2013
Out of the 3 horror movies I saw at the TCFF, “Delivery” was the best! — Scott Harris (@scoharris) October 26, 2013
@laurelvail just finished watching Delivery at the TCFF! Beautiful movie! — Scott Harris (@scoharris) October 26, 2013
@laurelvail Thx for the RT! Your @deliverymovie performance was stunning! Congrats! You see my @FEARnet piece? http://t.co/6QaNO490pF — Tim Lammers (@TimLammersFilms) October 26, 2013
Top three: 1) Big Bad Wolves 2) Der Fan 3) Motivational Growth, oh and Delivery. That’s four @sheffhorrorfest — Angela Bairstow (@stumpyNI) October 28, 2013
Things I’m now scared of – babies, disco music and mould. Thanks @sheffhorrorfest it’s been a blast. — Laura Metcalfe (@laurameccoid) October 28, 2013
Did not expect the ending of DELIVERY, stunned audiences at @sheffhorrorfest ! — Kier-La Janisse (@bigsmashkierla) October 28, 2013
Best feature for me was DELIVERY: terrifying found footage, but with skilled storytelling and direction @sheffhorrorfest #celluloidscreams — Lisa Brook (@lisa_brook) October 27, 2013
Also, really wasn’t expecting (pun intended) the ending of Delivery. Think that will stay with me for a while. Thanks @sheffhorrorfest — Elin Reeves (@elinreeves) October 27, 2013
Delivery @sheffhorrorfest – there are no words appropriate. You must see it!! — Angela Bairstow (@stumpyNI) October 27, 2013
#delivery was great, less you know the more you’ll get from it. @sheffhorrorfest #celluloidscreams — Rhys Howell (@Ghop56) October 27, 2013
The audience reaction to the end of Delivery was impeccable @sheffhorrorfest — Laura Metcalfe (@laurameccoid) October 27, 2013
My Top 3 at @sheffhorrorfest 1. Chimères 2. The Strange Colour Of Your Body’s Tears (No, really) 3. Delivery. HM for first half of Painless. — Brett Chapman (@brettinthecity) October 29, 2013
@sheffhorrorfest was amazing, again. Totally loved Motivational Growth, Chimeres and Delivery and am proud to have survived the all nighter! — Cro-Magnon Jackson (@CaveNugs) October 29, 2013
@laurelvail You’re a revelation in @deliverymovie! Could not have enjoyed and admired your performance any more! — Brett Chapman (@brettinthecity) October 30, 2013
@laurelvail @deliverymovie It got the biggest gasp of the festival by far. Massive talking point! — Brett Chapman (@brettinthecity) October 30, 2013
@deliverymovie was a surprise treat at #celluloidscreams. That ending hits hard. Terrific performance by @laurelvail — Steven Key (@iSquee) November 1, 2013
@laurelvail Just watched #Delivery @mayhem_festival! So so impressed! Well done! Awesome stuff! Xxx — Property of Crowley (@syfykitten) November 1, 2013
@laurelvail @deliverymovie @mayhem_festival Just come back from seeing Delivery in Nottingham. Laurel – your performance was chilling. Fab! — Sharples AGB (@EnasHairnet68) November 1, 2013
@laurelvail we did enjoy it and what a shocking ending. Had the whole audience gasping in shock — Gemma Rowe (@gemmakerrymarie) November 1, 2013
@laurelvail @deliverymovie Congratulations! You’ve managed to successfully freak out a whole bunch of people in Nottingham! — mayhemfilmfestival (@mayhem_festival) November 2, 2013
@laurelvail @deliverymovie It went down brilliantly – fantastic reaction from the audience & a lot of compliments on your performance. — mayhemfilmfestival (@mayhem_festival) November 2, 2013
@deliverymovie Amazing film, an absolutely incredible performance from @laurelvail, with a perfect/horrific ending. You’ve got great talent! — Alexander Roberts (@RiseAlex91) November 2, 2013
OMG @deliverymovie !!! What an ending!!! #Feartastic — Feartastic (@Feartastic) November 3, 2013