The next film slated for release by The Asylum is The Haunting of Whaley House, from writer/director Jose Prendes, and which premieres - for those of us not going to Comic Con - on DVD July 31st. With that in mind, it's time to turn our attention to some of the creative powers behind this impending, chilling masterpiece. First up: actress Stephanie Greco.
Ms. Greco's bio, from her own website: " Native South Floridian Stephanie Greco began acting in
High School. She has performed as Corie Bratter in Neil
Simon’s
Barefoot in the Park, Helsa Wenzel in
The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 and Muffet Di Nicoli in
Uncommon Women and
Others.
Her love of film took her off the stage and
onto the screen in 2002 when she began dabbling in local
productions and independent films.
Stephanie’s first leading role came under the direction
of Avery Pack in the film
Artifact.
Artifact
premiered at the Miami Jewish Film Festival in January
2006 and screened at festivals in New York and Israel.
In the summer of 2007, Stephanie made the move to Los
Angeles. She has studied under the direction of Michelle
Danner at The Larry Moss Studio, Amy Lyndon and Robert
D’ Avanzo. She performed in the west coast premiere of
John Buffalo Mailer’s
Hello Herman
and wrote, produced and starred in the web show
Nannyland.
Stephanie has performed in numerous
independent films, on television and as a series host.
She recently finished principal photography on two
horror features. In
The Haunting of
Whaley House, Stephanie stars as Penny Abbot, a
skeptic who works at America’s most haunted house.
The Haunting of
Whaley House will premiere at Comic Con 2012. In
Chemical Peel,
which has been described as a mix between
The Mist and
Cabin Fever,
Stephanie plays one of six women who become trapped when
a bachelorette party goes horribly wrong. Look for
Chemical Peel
Halloween 2012."
Not a bad resume; Ms. Greco also appeared in another Asylum production, 2008's The Day the Earth Stopped. Here's hoping The Haunting of Whaley House will be a breakthrough performance for Ms. Greco. Find out for yourself when the film streets on DVD, Blu-Ray and VOD July 31st.
