Rachel Quinn and Amber Perkins are playing themselves, and someone has decided they should not have survived. Megan Is Missing: Evil Never Dies went live Friday on Instagram, fifteen years after the original. Michael Goi wrote and directed it, as he did the 2011 film. It runs feature length in vertical format, cut into episodes, and it opened at 11 a.m. PT on Friday, October 30 on the series’ official Instagram account. The premise turns the original’s cast into its targets. Quinn and Perkins, who played Megan and Amy, appear as fictionalized versions of themselves and are invited onto a podcast by a man who murdered the real host and took his identity. He means to kill them because, as he sees it, they “should have died” in real life. Goi Shot It Quietly in Los Angeles Dread Central first reported the production in March, after IATSE disclosed that Goi had filmed a vertical project in Los Angeles. “It never seemed to be the right time. Until now,” Goi told the outlet about going back to the story. He said the vertical frame lets him shorten the distance between the viewer and what is on screen. Shot in a Week
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