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Independent horror film uses Uptown Janesville mall for filming location
JANESVILLE — The Uptown Janesville mall has been haunted by an increase in kids who are involved in youth hockey and other sports at the adjacent Woodman’s Center, but that’s not very spooky. At least, not as spooky as what’s been going on in the background. Local residents have been talking for weeks about a Wisconsin shopping mall that serves as the filming location for a new, as-yet-unreleased horror film, ”The Space Between.” They say stills and snippets from the film shown in internet teases make it clear: From the concourse’s walkways, to the mall’s center court, it’s clear that the movie was filmed at the Uptown Janesville mall. The talk is true. Julie Cubbage, Uptown Janesville’s onsite manager for owner Rockstep Capital, confirms that Candorem, a regional production crew out of Madison, filmed for several days at the mall, including a stint in September. The film crew shot scenes at the mall exclusively at night. That is because the film itself, “The Space Between,” is a psychological thriller focused on a single night shift for a security guard at a once-bustling shopping mall. She said the crews used the mall’s public spaces and some of the office spaces in
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Beloit pub adds indoor golf simulators for winter
Henry Dorrbaker's Pub & Play plans to add more than 6,000 square feet of indoor entertainment space in downtown Beloit, including six golf simulator bays expected to open in December. The expansion, called The Range, will offer year-round golf simulation and interactive sports games, according to a community announcement. The new area will connect directly to the existing Henry Dorrbaker's venue, giving guests access to the pub's food, drinks and entertainment offerings. The golf simulators will use advanced technology designed for players of all skill levels. Guests will be able to practice, play virtual rounds and participate in a variety of sports-themed games. "The Range is a natural fit for what we've created here," said Jamie Swan, general manager of Henry Dorrbaker's. "It adds another exciting activity to our lineup while giving guests a place to enjoy some friendly competition, spend time with friends and make the most of their visit." Beyond golf, the simulators will feature activities including baseball, football and Zombie Dodgeball, according to the announcement. New golf attraction planned for downtown Beloit Each simulator bay will include lounge seating intended to accommodate groups and social gatherings between rounds. The expansion is designed to broaden the entertainment options