“No good deed goes unpunished.” That’s the premise of the new horror movie Processing Charlie from first time filmmaker David Harari.
Making its debut during the Screamfest 2026 horror film festival, Processing Charlie is the story of what happens when the wrong family member comes to visit. It’s a terrifying reminder that sometimes doing the right thing can lead to deadly consequences.
Here’s everything we know about Processing Charlie.
What is Processing Charlie about?
Processing Charlie has a runtime of 1 hour, 40 minutes. It was filmed in black & white with a 4:3 aspect ratio.
Here’s the synopsis:
“While dealing with a fractured marriage, Charlie takes in his needy, long-lost cousin. Part pervert, part psychopath, Cousin Cole’s dark secrets slowly bubble to the surface as Charlie realizes too late that no good deed goes unpunished.
“Adapted from an award winning script (Fade-In Horror Screenplay Grand Prize Winner 2024), Processing Charlie is a feature film about the dangers of letting the wrong people into your home and of how family connections can put you in danger.”
Who is in it
Processing Charlie features Asa Fris (Vamp Till Cue) as Cole, Michael Ursu (Silent Hill: Ascension) as Charlie, Kelly Pantaleoni (Mac & Devin Go to High School) as Anika and Sophia Guillèn (Tough Love) as Carmen.
About the director
Director David Harari makes his debut with Processing Charlie at Screamfest 2026. Here’s more:
“First time filmmaker David Harari is a twenty-six year veteran of the film/TV industry, working primarily as a Line Producer. Having written many scripts over the years, he grew tired of waiting for approval from the Hollywood Machine to make a movie, so he just went ahead and did it himself.”
How to watch Processing Charlie
Processing Charlie premieres on October 8, 2026, at Screamfest 2026. We don’t know when it will be available to watch outside of the festival, but as soon as we find out we’ll have that information right here.
Watch the Processing Charlie trailer
Check out the trailer below:
Some of the other movies to be featured at Screamfest 2026 include Christmas at the Kringles, 213 Bones and Apocalypse Z: New World.
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