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With the help of lots of local folks, Wright State University film graduate Patrick Steele has spent the past five years bringing that dead girl to life. Audiences in the Miami Valley can see the dramatic and chilling results this week at The Neon movie theater, where the film is currently enjoying its regional premiere.
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