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At Your Own Risk Exclusively via iTunes on October 9th

Psychological thriller At Your Own Risk releases exclusively via iTunes on Tuesday, October 9th and available for pre-order as of Friday, September 28th, 2018.



Directed by John K.D. Graham (Home Sweet Home, Catching Faith) and starring Alexandra Boylan (Home Sweet Home, Bellflower) Helenna Santos (American Reunion, LA Macabre) and Jeff Schroeder (Daily Blast Live, ABC’s Big Brother), At Your Own Risk is a non-stop adventure full of twists and turns.

"Two career driven women are hired to test out a unique treasure hunt deep in the New Mexico desert. Their exciting adventure takes a drastic turn as friendship is tested, and survival is pushed to the limit, and before long they realize that not everything is as it seems."

As Santos states, “In today’s environment At Your Own Risk is wildly original and taps into an underserved female demographic that is desperate for movies that accurately reflect who we really are. Not only does this psychological thriller center around two strong, capable, independent women, but I am very proud to be half Filipino and representing an Asian minority that is finally being recognized by Hollywood.”

Boylan adds, "It’s not every day that you see a movie about two career driven women who are pushed to their limits while on a treasure hunt deep in the New Mexico desert. And with our small four-person team, filming At Your Own Risk felt like we were pushing our own boundaries as filmmakers.”

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