iPOP Alum Madison Wolfe to Star in Ari Schlossberg's Upcoming Thriller "Young Blood"

LOS ANGELES - EntSun -- American actress Madison Wolfe has been cast in the upcoming thriller "Young Blood," written and directed by Ari Schlossberg.

Young Blood follows three college best friends who travel to Key Largo for spring break. Their trip takes a deadly turn when they become marooned on an island where hungry vampires hunt them. The film centers on survival as the group attempts to escape the island and evade the threat.

Wolfe's credits include the Netflix series "The Hunting Wives." She is also known for her role as Janet Hodgson in "The Conjuring 2" and for portraying Barbara Thorson in "I Kill Giants." Her additional film credits include "On the Road," "The Campaign," "Devil's Due," and "Joy." On television, she has appeared in "True Detective."

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Before her film debut, Wolfe was discovered at iPOP!, a biannual talent event that connects emerging performers with agents, managers, casting directors, and music industry professionals. Following the event, she secured professional representation and began her career in film and television.

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About iPOP!

iPOP! promotes emerging talent to leading agents, managers, casting directors, and music industry professionals. In business for over 20 years, iPOP! is held in Los Angeles every winter and summer, attracting performers from over 30 countries worldwide. At the event, participants train with industry experts, refine their craft, and compete in front of influential decision-makers who are actively seeking the stars of tomorrow.