Linden Ashby “Beta Test” Interview

BETA TEST, starring Arrow's Manu Bennett and Larenz Tate (House of Lies), hits cinemas nationwide July 22

Linden called into Variety Radio Online to talk to Brancey about his upcoming movie Beta Test.

From producer/writer/director Nicholas Gyeney, and produced by Mirror Images LTD, comes BETA TEST a sci-fi action thriller that’s “a cross between the intimate suspense of Die Hard and the 21st century chaos of Gamer”.

The film’s storyline revolves around Max Troy (Tate, House of Lies, Rush), a Seattle-based video game champion and game tester who is about to test the latest game sensation from global video game juggernaut, Sentinel. As Max begins his procedural dissection of the game, he begins to realize this new game is not like any other. As Max completes new tasks, events in the real world begin to mirror them. Soon, Max uncovers a deep-rooted conspiracy from within the walls of Sentinel, which leads him to discover that the game’s protagonist, Orson Creed (Bennett, Arrow, The Hobbit), is a real man, in the real world. If Max can somehow join forces with Creed, together they may have a chance at unraveling this conspiracy before the tasks in the game escalate and overwhelm their city.

Yuji Okumoto (Karate Kid Part II, Inception, The Game), and Linden Ashby (Mortal Kombat, Teen Wolf, Wyatt Earp) also star.

BETA TEST will be released in approximately 15 US theaters July 22nd.

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Brancey Montgomery

From television shows and movies to music and plays, Brancey has a love for all things entertainment. She currently lives near Atlanta, Georgia and despite being a full time college student with a part-time job, she always makes time to discuss what she is watching. She has a Netflix history a mile long and, while she considers many shows and genres to be her favorites, the show Supernatural will always have a special place in her heart.

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