The Litecoin foundation helps to produce a horror film

Sometimes where you don't expect it, Litecoin Foundation announced to have participated as executive producer to the making of a horror film called We Summon the Darkness.

In order to boost the popularity rating of its cryptocurrency, the Litecoin foundation, the entity in charge of network development Litecoin, participated in the creation of a new horror movie.

Produced by Marc Meyers (My Friend Dahmer) and titled We Summon the Darkness, the feature film had been previewed last December and is now, since April 9, 2020, available on several platforms like iTunes and Amazon Prime.

Three friends meet three musicians with whom they go to an after-party in the hometown of one of them. But what begins as a fun moment turns into a nightmare as the corpses pile up, ”read the synopsis.

Johnny Knoxville, who is co-creator of Jackass and actor in Men in Black II, plays the role of a crazy pastor named John Henry Butler. We also find Alexandra Daddario (Percy Jackson) and Keean Johnson (Spooksville) headlining.

In the past, the Litecoin foundation had already partnered with the middle of the cinema by partnering with San Diego International Film Festival. Participants could buy their place by paying in Litecoin (LTC).

The film industry check these two boxes convincingly. Litecoin has the potential to be a powerful tool for funding films, and by collaborating with creative and influential people in this space, we have the opportunity to present Litecoin to millions of people around the world, ”said Charlie Lee, creator of Litecoin and director of the foundation, earlier.

At the start of the year, the foundation and the American crypto-lender Cred have jointly launched a savings service for LTC holders.