TOM RILEY NEWS

In advance of the premiere of The Shadow Hours next month at the HollyShorts Festival, Kyle Higgins has created a fabulous new website for the film, with lots of amazing new promo stills and behind the scenes photos from shooting. There is even a new teaser clip. Also, check out the new Facebook Page for updates. 

Another lovely review for Starfish has been shared on Movie Review World. Read it in full on that site. 

The entire cast are flawless, and in particular Ellie Copping (who’s not so young now) gives a standout performance as young Grace. With few words she manages to convey an emotion beyond her years as she gives us, the audience, a window in, showing us how this huge change affects the life of a child.

A lovely new review for Starfish has been shared by Screen Daily. Read it in full on the website.

Starfish on Twitter shared this photo of what appears to be the poster for the film. They have never shared an actual poster in any form, just this photo of one from the Edinburgh Film Festival screening last night. All traces of the trailer on the Edinburgh Film Festival website have been removed also. Odd promotion compared to Tom's other indie film premiering this weekend, Pushing Dead, which has a poster, a trailer as well as a little bit of press interest generated in advance of the screening.

Starfish The Film on Twitter shared the first photo from the Q&A. The first review for Starfish, currently having its world premiere in Edinburgh, has been shared on online, with some lovely words about the film, and Tom's performance as Tom Ray. Read the review in full on Kneel Before Blog.

A preview of Frameline 40 Festival next week has been included on this site, and includes Pushing Dead in its list of recommended films to see. Get your tickets here. 

"Pushing Dead"

In advance of the premiere of Pushing Dead at Frameline 40 Festival in San Francisco next week, a film poster has been released. Sadly, Tom isn't one of the top billed names on it. Twitch Film also shared a new clip for the film, featuring Danny Glover and James Roday. Again, no sign of Tom as Mike. Check it all out on the Twitch Film website.

Kill Your Friends is finally released in US cinemas today by Well Go USA. While the reviews so far have been as mixed as those following the UK release last November, the LA Times gave a deservedly nice mention for Tom as Parker-Hall, as did the NY Times!