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An indie horror film based in Provo confronts stereotypes about AAPI culture

Playing itself, the college town “interacts with the characters and affects them,” writer and director Kā'eo Drumright said.

(Lily Heller) A photo on set of "Kalamasa's Revenge," an indie horror film created by a team of Brigham Young University and Utah Valley University graduates.

(Lily Heller) A photo on set of "Kalamasa's Revenge," an indie horror film created by a team of Brigham Young University and Utah Valley University graduates.