Big Screen Entertainment Group (OTC:BSEG) is expanding its streaming plans with the release on further multiple platforms worldwide of two of its best performing titles, “Target Practice” and “Singularity Principle.”
“Target Practice” is a past winner of Action Film of the Year that Variety calls “intelligent” and “extremely tense.” The thriller, written and directed by Richmond Reidel, is about friends on a fishing trip who find themselves fighting for survival after they stumble across a training camp for terrorists. Early discussions are underway for a potential sequel, indicative of the film's enduring appeal and commercial viability.
Sci-fi adventure “Singularity Principle,” starring John Diehl (Jurassic Park) and William Davis (X-Files) is about parallel universe experiments. BSEG has begun development on a TV series spin-off from the film, which was directed by quantum physicist Dr. Robert Deranian.
Both “Target Practice” and “Singularity Principle” have demonstrated strong performance on existing streaming platforms, prompting their re-licensing for expanded distribution across additional channels. This strategic move capitalizes on their proven appeal and positions Big Screen for further growth in the streaming marketplace.
The news comes on the heels of Big Screen’s global release on multiple streaming platforms of acclaimed mystery thriller “The Mirror.”
Kimberley Kates, CEO of Big Screen Entertainment Group, said: “We now have multiple distribution partnerships in the booming arena of streaming. These moves are part of a plan for the company to capitalize on those by bringing our best performing titles to a wider viewership.”
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