Another week, another trio of horror news stories. Not much to say other than life is flying by at a pace that is almost hard to keep up with, day bleeds into day and week bleeds into week in a dizzying way. Onwards to the news.
A third film in the Axeman At Cutter's Creek series is on the way, titled Axeman At Cutter's Creek: Absolution. I only saw the first, but I thought that one impressed despite its obvious low budget, remember the axeman looking great. Once again directed by Joston Theney, this new film is going to star Nicole Alexander, Brittney Kade, Mindy Robinson, Hannah Hueston, Veronica Lavery, Morgan Bussler, with Michael Wayne Foster taking on the mantle of the titular Axeman this time around. There is currently an Indiegogo campaign running to get funds so the director can make the very best film he can, so check out the page to learn more.
Australian director Luke Sparke has released the first trailer for his upcoming prehistoric sci-fi horror Primitive War. Featuring Jeremy Piven (Old School), Tricia Helfer (Battlestar Galactica), Ryan Kwanten (True Blood) and Nick Wechsler (Revenge), this is about a recon unit who infiltrate an isolated jungle valley in search of a missing platoon.
Finally for today, The Fairfield County Four is an upcoming found footage werewolf film that is to star Joe Bob Briggs (The Last Drive-In). The story follows four internet personalities who go missing while working on an episode of their reality series - 'The Cryptid Project', with the only evidence as to what happened to them coming from recovered camera footage. This comes from director Joshua Brucker (Mothman).
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