Cleopatra Entertainment’s The Ghosts of Monday, the newest film to feature veteran actor Julian Sands, has been released. Officially, the movie has been released as of Jan. 23 on Digital, Blu-ray, and DVD. The release comes ten days after Sands was reported missing by his family after going on a hike in the Baldy Bowl area of the Southern California mountains. Search and rescue efforts are still ongoing with no apparent trace of the actor found since.

The movie (trailer above) features Sands in a horror story from filmmaker Francesco Cinquemani (Eye for an Eye). It stars Mark Huberman (Vikings: Valhalla) as a television director who becomes “embroiled in a supernatural conspiracy after teaveling to Cyprus to make a TV pilot about a haunted hotel,” per the synopsis. Along with Huberman and Sands, the film also stars Marianna Rosset (Survive or Sacrifice), Elva Trill (Jurassic World: Dominion), and Anthony Skordi (Onassis).

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This movie marks the most recent film credit for Sands, who’s been living in Los Angeles after relocating from England. He is recogniable from appearing in a variety of roles from over the decades, popping up in movies like Warlock, Naked Lunch, and Leaving Las Vegas, among many others. Other recent films to feature Sands include Bobbleheads: The Movie, Benediction, The Survivalist, and The Ghosts of Borley Rectory. He has also appeared in a slew of TV shows including Smallville, Gotham, Dexter, and What/If.

Julian Sands Is Still Missing

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On Jan. 13, Sands’ family reported him missing after going for a hike near Mount Baldy. So far, efforts to find him have come up fruitless. Investigators were able to locate his car near the area where he was reported missing. Cops have also tried pinging his cell phone, and while that turned up activity that indicated movement on the first day, there hasn’t been any other traces found of Sands, physical or otherwise.

“There has been no new update or witness information about his whereabouts since then,” the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department’s Public Information Officer, Gloria Huerta, said on Friday, a week after Sands’ disappearance, via BBC. “The air search is being resumed, but we have not been able to resume a ground search yet due to icy conditions and a threat of avalanches.”

Cops are also warning others about the dangers of venturing into the Mount Baldy area. In recent weeks, another hiker has turned up missing in the same area while one woman has died following a tumble down the mountain. It is true that the search has been limited to looking by helicopter in recent days, given the condition of the terrain, but cops also say there’s no hard deadline to suspend the search operations.

“It is extremely dangerous and even experienced hikers are getting in trouble,” a police statement states of the area.