Ashley DeLuca

Ashley DeLuca’s got her fingerprints all over some pretty wild projects lately. She’s been turning heads with her work on “Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip” (which is dropping in 2025, and honestly, who hasn’t had one of those days?). That movie promises the kind of chaos that just piles on, one disaster after another, and Ashley knows how to dial up the awkward, laugh-out-loud moments that make you feel seen—like, “yep, that’s my life too.” Then there’s “Echo Valley,” also set for 2025. This one’s a different beast—think moody, a little mysterious, with that edge-of-your-seat vibe. Ashley doesn’t shy away from gritty material, and “Echo Valley” dives deep into small-town secrets, the kind nobody wants to talk about but everyone’s dying to know. There’s tension, there’s drama, and the whole thing simmers with the kind of suspense that makes you forget to breathe for a second. And let’s not forget “Boston Strangler” from 2023. True crime buffs probably already clocked this one, but Ashley’s involvement gave the film that extra punch of authenticity. It’s dark, chilling, and honestly a bit unsettling in the best way—like, you want to look away, but you just can’t. She’s got a knack for picking stories that actually make you feel something, whether it’s laughing at relentless bad luck or getting those goosebumps from a well-told mystery.