Rachel True, one of the stars of the teenage witch movie and 1996 cult classic The Craft, has landed the lead role in the supernatural thriller The Last Call, reports Variety.
“The Last Call follows Dr. Amara Rowen (True), a documentary filmmaker who, after what appears to be a cult mass suicide, is contacted by the group’s survivors. As she begins to learn the truth of the cult’s founder and its abilities, she and the surviving members are being hunted and killed, which could lead to a changing reality.”
True stars alongside Academy Award nominee Bruce Davison (Rob Zombie’s The Lords of Salem, Insidious: The Last Key) and Emmy winner Keith David (John Carpenter’s The Live and The Thing).
The Last Call is directed by Mike Sargent and written by Mike Kuciak.
The film begins shooting on Aug. 9 in Morristown, N.J., with planned shoots also in Los Angeles, Calif.
