Sundance Sensation ‘Touch Me’ Brings Unseen Horrors to North America - Don’t Miss Out!

After its festival run at Sundance Midnight and SXSW, Addison Heimann's quirky horror film "Touch Me" has been acquired by Yellow Veil Pictures for North America.

In "Touch Me," "two codependent best friends develop a heroin-like addiction to the touch of an alien narcissist who may or may not be attempting to take over the world." From a Heimann script, Olivia Taylor Dudley (“The Magicians,” “She Dies Tomorrow”) co-stars with Lou Taylor Pucci (“Evil Dead”) and Jordan Garvis (“The Lake”). Heimann, John Humber, and David Lawson Jr. are producers, and Rustic Films' Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead are executive producers.

Joe Yanick of Yellow Veil Pictures declared, "Touch Me" to be an incredible second feature. "Addison is so bold in letting so many different ideas bounce around and playful in his stylistic choices that it creates a film that is equal parts funny, sexy, weird, and bloody."

Heimann said he’s “admired Yellow Veil for quite some time and I am absolutely thrilled to be working with them for this freaky little movie.”

Zach Villa, Devon Graye, and Madeline Zima starred in the director's previous film, "Hypochondriac."

Peter van Steemburg and Pip Ngo from XYZ Films and Hugues Barbier, Justin Timms, and Joe Yanick from Yellow Veil Pictures negotiated the agreement.

The latest releases from Yellow Veil Pictures, a global film distribution firm with offices in New York and Los Angeles, are Adil & Bilall's "Rebel," Anthony Penta's "We Kill for Love," and Larry Fessenden's "Blackout."