WE ALL KNOW RELATIONSHIPS CAN BRING YOU DOWN – THE SUBTITLE OF THE NEW FILM ‘FELL’ – BUT HOW DID THAT DEAD GIRL WIND UP IN THE BATHTUB?

The Critically Acclaimed Psychological Thriller Is One Of The Latest Releases By Chemical Burn, The Horror and Gore Division of Reality Films

You think you’ve got relationship problems?

Meet Bill. He lost his job, he quit the band, his meds are running out, and his relationship with his ex-girlfriend, Jenny, has gone down the drain. But now he has an even bigger problem: there’s a dead girl in his bathtub, and he can’t remember how she got there.

Bill’s best friend, Derrek, is the only person he feels he can trust. Together they need to figure out who she was and what to do with her decomposing body.

That’s the wild scenario that drives “FELL: Relationships Can Bring You Down,”one of the latest films from Chemical Burn, the horror and gore division of cutting edge multi-media powerhouse Reality Entertainment (www.reality-entertainment.com).

The 80-minute thriller earned a rave review from Behind The Couch, which wrote: “FELL is a challenging, relentless exploration of psychological turmoil that evokes Roman Polanski’s ‘Repulsion’” and O.H. Krill, author of “Montauk Babies” who enthused that “FELL” is “A gripping and horrifying descent into the insanity of one man’s mind.”

Over the past few years, the parent company of Reality Entertainment launched Chemical Burn (www.chemicalburn.org), a new film division for true life horror and gore films and other types of titles that are challenging and provocative but are beyond the scope of Reality Films’ subject matters.

Chemical Burn’s YouTube Channel has hundreds of thousands of video views to date. Like Reality, Chemical Burn releases two titles a month.

Creating works that fascinate, intrigue, scare and taunt us with invitations to enter realms and possibilities about the universe, Reality Entertainment is a world renowned producer of mind bending, cutting edge films by world class authors, researchers and experts from across the globe.