Review: Crime-Thriller “Masterpiece” Begins Filming

“Masterpiece,” is a captivating thriller that delves into the haunting legacy of Ana “Rose” Taylor, a celebrated pianist whose life and mysterious death reverberate through time. The film is being directed by Rick Walker from his original screenplay on which this review is based.

“Masterpiece,” is a captivating thriller that delves into the haunting legacy of Ana “Rose” Taylor, a celebrated pianist whose life and mysterious death reverberate through time. The film is being directed by Rick Walker from his original screenplay on which this review is based.

(l-r) Stacey Holden (‘Rose’) and Paul Arambula (DP) filming the opening scene of ‘Masterpiece’ in Edmond, Oklahoma.

The story begins with Rose’s mesmerizing final performance, leading to a tragic event under suspicious circumstances. Decades later, young pianists connected to Rose’s memory begin to disappear, triggering a tense investigation.

The film introduces Detective Will Monroe who is deeply scarred by his past and now entangled in a web of secrets and sinister events.

(l-r) Nikki Witcosky (‘EMT’) and Van Caswell (‘Lewis’) filming a scene of ‘Masterpiece’ in Edmond, Oklahoma.

At the heart of the mystery is Lewis Taylor, a character whose dark, devious nature and intricate contraptions evoke the chilling machinations of Jigsaw from the “Saw” movies. Taylor’s obsessive quest to perfect his macabre “masterpiece” presents a disturbing reflection on the thin line between genius and madness.

‘Lewis’ concocting a deadly trap in ‘Masterpiece’

“Masterpiece” skillfully blends suspense with deep emotional resonance, exploring themes of obsession, and legacy. The narrative keeps viewers on edge, weaving a complex tale without revealing too much too soon.

(l-r) Micah Chandler (PA) Gean B. Atkinson (Producer) Rick Walker (Director) Jacie Quillen (Production Designer), Hannah Gates (Key Makeup Artist) and Kennady Ritter (Producer) on the set of ‘Masterpiece’ filming on location in Edmond, Oklahoma.

This film offers a rich and eerie atmosphere, leaving audiences to ponder the unsettling connection between art and darkness, all while maintaining the mystery at its core. It’s a thought-provoking thriller that captivates and haunts, making it a standout in the genre. Currently in production, “Masterpiece” is being directed by Rick Walker, produced by Kennady Ritter and Chad Lunsford. Casting is being handled by Melissa Wulfemeyer and the original music for the movie’s score was composed by Dallas Cody Barnett. Filming is expected to be completed in the fall.

Mara DeVonne | Indie Wrap

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