Kill Or Be Killed, Horror Film From Mississippi

Kill Or Be Killed, is an official selection of Oregon Scream Week Fall 2018 and will screen on October 27, 2018. The judges were impressed by the performance of actress Sydney McKissack. Director Robb Rokk did a great job of creating tense moments and mystery throughout the film. Tagline "A teenage girl is taken captive and discovers a disturbing truth."

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Director Biography - Robb Rokk

Robb Rokk is a Desoto County, MS, based filmmaker who founded the Desoto Arts Institute in 2016 to pass along his passion for thought-provoking redemptive story-telling to the younger and less experienced. The DAI Film Club’s first and second projects made the cut for Memphis Film Prize in 2016 and 2017. "The Game" placed second in the 2017 Memphis Film Prize competition.

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Director's Statement: Robb Rokk

Our Film Club has made a couple films accidentally. HUSHHH and Kill or Be Killed. We get together for hands-on student training on Saturday mornings to shoot scenes and twice now we have edited those into short films. We just show up shoot and craft a story as we go.

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About the author

Mikel Fair

Mikel Fair My name is Mikel Fair. I am the Director of Film Festival Circuit Inc. First of all, we are a company that manages film festival events in Texas and Oregon. Furthermore, we like to have fun and celebrate independent film. I worked for 15 years in the television and film production as a location sound mixer and production manager. I have also worked in post production as an editor, post sound mixer and composer. Above all, watching independent films and reading creative screenplays is my passion.

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