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New Poster and Still Revealed For Upcoming Movie Star Leaf

Star Leaf starring Russell Hodgkinson (Z Nation), Julian Gavilanes and Kiki Yeung will release in 2015. Fans can now get a glimpse at the first still and theatrical poster before it official release. Read on to learn more.



From the Press Release
Fresh from the sales agent, the new theatrical poster and a still for STAR LEAF, a 2015 sci-fi/horror starring Z NATION’s Russell Hodgkinson, among others. The film is getting a big promo push at AFM in a couple of weeks before its release next year.


In it, a group of friends set off to find a secret forest of marijuana hidden deep in the Olympic Mountains. Legend has it the plants are of extra-terrestrial origin, and two ex-Marines among the group hope it will cure their PTSD born from hard combat in Afghanistan. 

They soon find themselves in the fight of their lives when one of them steals the Star Leaf, accidentally opening up the trio to attack by alien entities who use demons, both interpersonal and real, to unleash hell upon them all. The film is written and directed by Richard Cranor, produced by Robert Leeshock (best known in television for portraying the role of Liam Kincaid on the sci-fi drama series “Earth: Final Conflict”, but also known for playing Keith on “Beverly Hills 90210”), and stars Julian Gavilanes (“21 & Over”), Kiki Yeung and veteran actor Russell Hodgkinson (TVs “ Z Nation”). The film is due for release in 2015.


To learn more, visit the official Star Leaf website.

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