Flynn and Pare Lead Supernatural Horror 'Not Herself'
The film, which just finished shooting in New York, follows a psychic haunted by a tragic past while living in an old house.
By Amina Yusuf ·
Elliot Frances Flynn and Michael Paré will star in the supernatural horror film "Not Herself." The movie recently completed production in New York.
Jon Russell Cring and Tracy Nichole Cring co-wrote and co-directed the project. It follows Izmarie, played by Flynn, a young woman dealing with guilt over a past accident. She moves into a large old house to start over. There, she begins giving psychic readings that reveal secrets about the people around her.
As her visions grow more prophetic and threatening, Izmarie suspects a force inside the house is speaking through her. Paré plays Reverend Charles Weathers, described as a menacing presence in her new life.
Flynn appeared in the second season of HBO's "Peacemaker." She has also acted in the television shows "Long Bright River" and "Only Murders in the Building." Her film credits include "Shoplifters of the World" and "Linoleum." She is set to appear in the upcoming romantic comedy "Silent Retreat" alongside Isabella Rossellini.
Paré gained fame in the mid-1980s with the cult classics "Eddie and the Cruisers" and "Streets of Fire." He has since appeared in films such as "Village of the Damned" and "The Virgin Suicides."
The Crings are a married filmmaking duo who have produced 20 feature films together. Their previous releases include "Wheelies Inc." and "Girl in the Palms." Their latest project, "Sky Valley," wrapped production in 2025.
