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Derry actress Ayvianna Snow set to star in new horror movie
Ayvianna Snow, an actor from Derry, hailed as the "British Queen of Horror", is set to feature in new horror film 'St Patrick's Day Massacre'.
St. Patrick's Day Massacre will be released on March 10.
In St. Patrick's Day Massacre, directed by Steve Lawson, Ayvianna plays the role of Kendra, one of a group of college friends tricked into spending the night in a creepy Irish tavern, where the corridors are stalked by a vengeful undead killer.
With an obsession for cleanliness that borders on the compulsive, will Kendra's decision to take a shower be her final mistake and summon the prowling killer?
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Ayvianna says, “Horror films can tap into a very raw, primal part of us as human beings—fear is one of the most visceral emotions. Horror hits parts of us that other genres cannot reach.”
Ayvianna has appeared in over 70 feature films and has built a reputation for her compelling performances in the horror genre.
She is now based in London, and continues to cement her place as one of the most exciting talents in the UK independent horror scene.
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