Saxon Sharbino is one of five teens who download a smartphone app connecting them to a demon eager to feed on their fears in the Vang Brothers’ Bedeviled. Described as being in the vein of The Ring, Bedeviled holds its L.A. premiere tonight at Screamfest, the largest and longest running horror film festival in the U.S.

Bedeviled synopsis reads:

A group of friends download a Siri-like “App” which, at first, seems like a harmless way to get directions or a restaurant recommendation. But the sinister nature of the App soon reveals itself.

The App not only knows each person’s deepest, darkest fears, but is able to manifest these fears into the real world to literally scare the kids to death.

Sharbino made her feature film debut at 11 in the revenge thriller Red, White, & Blue and went on to hold roles in 2010’s I Spit On Your Grave remake and Julia X. A recurring role on Fox’s short-lived series “Touch” followed and she played the eldest daughter in 2015’s reboot of Poltergeist.

The Bedeviled screening will be followed by a Q&A and raffle giveaway. Get your tix at  the Screamfest website.