Background on Ye Film:
Glenn Andreiev (Screenwriter
/Producer/Director) has been
making feature films since 1988.
One of his past films, Mad Wolf, was
set during the American Revolution.
As shown in this video, we can see
Mr. Andreiev has the ability to bring
this bygone era to life on film.
<- Youtube clip
featuring
scenes from
MAD WOLF
Mr. Andreiev's
previous film
about the
Revolutionary
War.
Contributors: Want to help
bring Oyster Bay Ghosts to life?
It will help bring awareness to the
dramatic first days of our nation and
to life on Long Island over 230 years
ago. Persons or Companies wishing
to donate will be acknowledged in a
full page ad that will twice in The
Long Island Press.
Glenn Andreiev (Screenwriter
/Producer/Director) has been
making feature films since 1988.
One of his past films, Mad Wolf, was
set during the American Revolution.
As shown in this video, we can see
Mr. Andreiev has the ability to bring
this bygone era to life on film.
<- Youtube clip
featuring
scenes from
MAD WOLF
Mr. Andreiev's
previous film
about the
Revolutionary
War.
Contributors: Want to help
bring Oyster Bay Ghosts to life?
It will help bring awareness to the
dramatic first days of our nation and
to life on Long Island over 230 years
ago. Persons or Companies wishing
to donate will be acknowledged in a
full page ad that will twice in The
Long Island Press.
Ye Story: Long Island during the
Revolutionary War was occupied by
British forces. Cpt. John Calthrop
of his Majesty's Regiment of Foot
and his men occupy the Talmadge
House in Oyster Bay. Calthrop
accuses the lone occupant of the
house, young, widowed Letitia
Talmadge of being an American spy.
Inside the house's barn, she is
executed by hanging.
Letitia's distraught fiancée,
Daniel finds out that her and his
brother, Samuel, are indeed
members of a spy ring, and have
stolen British war plans. Teaming
with Daniel is Rose, a fortune teller
expert at knife-tossing.
As Calthrop and his Redcoats (or
"Lobsterbacks") hunt Daniel down,
they are menaced by the vengeful
and lethal ghosts of Letitia, and
other deceased early Long Islanders
out for blood.
Revolutionary War was occupied by
British forces. Cpt. John Calthrop
of his Majesty's Regiment of Foot
and his men occupy the Talmadge
House in Oyster Bay. Calthrop
accuses the lone occupant of the
house, young, widowed Letitia
Talmadge of being an American spy.
Inside the house's barn, she is
executed by hanging.
Letitia's distraught fiancée,
Daniel finds out that her and his
brother, Samuel, are indeed
members of a spy ring, and have
stolen British war plans. Teaming
with Daniel is Rose, a fortune teller
expert at knife-tossing.
As Calthrop and his Redcoats (or
"Lobsterbacks") hunt Daniel down,
they are menaced by the vengeful
and lethal ghosts of Letitia, and
other deceased early Long Islanders
out for blood.
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