WINNER of the Audience Award!

Thank you to everyone who voted for LOST SUBURBIA at the 2007 Long Island Big Fish Film Festival. We took home the Audience Award, and of course owe it to all of you!


Click here for the Long Island Press two part article on LOST SUBURBIA.

On Tuesday October 2nd the film makes a "back by popular demand" screening at New York City's Two Boots Pioneer Theater. A screening of Terrence Smith's new short THE WALKING CORPSE procedes the film.

September 2007
Another sold out screening at the Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington, Long Island, where the premiere was held back in July. On Sunday, September 9th, over 300 people showed up tp see the film and support localindependent cinema. We, the Lost Suburbanites, thank you all!

August 2007
LOST SUBURBIA makes it New York City premiere to a sold out audience at the Pioneer Theater on August 20th. A screening at the Bellmore Movie Theater on Long Island followed on Sunday August 26th.

July 2007:
LOST SUBURBIA premieres on July 22nd to a sold-out crowd at the Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington, NY. A line of people were turned away, and another screening at the theater is scheduled for September. The Cinema Arts Centre continues to get e-mail and phone call inquiries about the film. Filmmakers Sean King and Pete Bune along with co-producer Chris Russoniello and associate producer John Robert Mariani (as well as many members of the cast and crew) hosted a Q&A session and reception after the film. Paranormal investigator Joe Giaquinto and 'Ghosts of Long Island: Stories of the Paranormal' author Kerriann Flanagan Brosky were also on hand for questions and to sign copies of the book.

June 2006
Production wraps on Lost Suburbia! We would like to thank everyone who worked so hard on this film. We are expecting a fall premiere.

Winter 2006
We recently went to Morristown New Jersey to conduct an on camera interview with weird experts Mark Moran and Mark Sceurman, creators of WEIRD NJ, WEIRD NY and hosts of the History Channel's WEIRD US. Mark and Mark gave us some wonderful insight and information on the Lost Suburbia stories for the documentary segments of the film. These segments will connect the stories and they will explore the real origins of the legends that inspired the fictional short stories in the movie. Thanks again to Mark M. and Mark S. and everyone else at WEIRD NJ.

Winter 2005
Almost 1 year into production 3 of the 4 stories have wrapped shooting with the 4th in pre-production. Due to budget constraints and other production concerns, the producers have decided to not shoot the Montauk Project story.
Other New York legends are being explored for the 4th story in the anthology. Two of the four installments, "Misery Loves" (based on the legend of Sweet Hollow Road) and "Mary's Grave" (based on the lady in white legend) are nearing total completion and have exceeded everyones expectations, especially our own. "Lady of the Lake" (based on the Lake Ronkonkama legend) will be going into editing early 2006. Production on the 4th story will begin around this time as well. Our goal is to have a completed feature film anthology by Spring 2006.