World
Premiere of Blood Creek Woodsman Set for Convention That Inspired It
"My
buddies and I attended our first Crypticon Seattle horror convention in
2009," explains director Joe Sherlock, "and we met some great people
including actors and actresses looking to do more horror work." Already a
veteran of over 30 indie horror features and anthologies, Sherlock discussed
the experience with his frequent collaborator, John Bowker (Tempe Video's
Platoon of the Dead, The Evilmaker). "Not long after, John came to me and
said he wanted to write a 'body count movie,' cast a bunch of folks we'd met at
Crypticon Seattle and wanted me to direct and shoot it, sharing producing
duties with him. I told him I was in!" So began a roller coaster ride of
casting, shooting, fake blood, police cars, axes and chainsaws!
After
a delay in post-production (Bowker was finishing up editing on Evil Rising, a
previous Sherlock/Bowker collaboration), Sherlock teamed up with his
Bloodsucking Redneck Vampires partner Michael Hegg last year to pull the bloody
slasher together and now it is poised for its World Premiere at the 2013
Crypticon Seattle convention on Saturday, May 25.
"The
World Premiere is at 11 p.m. Saturday night, so it's almost a midnight
movie," Sherlock notes. "Actually I think Blood Creek Woodsman would
play pretty well as a midnight movie. I am so happy that we are able to show
the movie for the first time at the very convention that inspired it!"
Synopsis:
The small Oregon town of Oak Creek was shaken to the core when one of it's
respected residents, Bud Kindrick, went a crazed killing spree after
discovering a terrible secret. Now, nearly a year later, the killings have
started to happen once again. The town Sheriff, his estranged wife, his deputy
and a reporter must get to the bottom of what's going on while the bodies pile
up around them!
The
cast includes Tom Stedham (Torment, Burn Notice), Michelle 'Ame' Mahoney
(Platoon of the Dead, Twisted Fates), Rob Merickel (Bloodsucking Redneck
Vampires), Bryn Kristi (Cupid, Evil Rising), Jeremiah Benjamin (James vs.
Reality, Little Blue Pill), Robert J. Olin (Lake Noir, Underbelly), Maren
McGuire (Stripperland, I Am Virgin) and Adam Paris as Bud Kindrick. Blood Creek
Woodsman was written by John Bowker with special make-up effects by Rob
Merickel, a score by Steve Sessions (Dead Clowns, At The House of Madness) and
was directed and shot by Joe Sherlock.
Of
Sherlocks' last feature, Twisted Fates (which screened at last year's Crypticon
Seattle), aintitcoolnews.com said,
"Every scene and every minute of TWISTED FATES oozes a love for all things
horror." He is currently at the tail end of shooting for his latest horror
feature, Drifter, with post-production planned for this summer. Sherlock will
be featured in the upcoming documentary SOV: The True Independents (http://www.sovhorror.com).
"Drive-In
Academy Award nominations for Joe Sherlock, the
writer/director/composer/editor, for doing things the drive-in way." - Joe
Bob Briggs on Sherlock's oddball sci-fi horror feature Odd Noggins.
Related
links:
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BCW
trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgMJRDh7VHw
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BCW
World Premiere Poster: https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/919775_10151582501843830_2134869286_o.jpghttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt2700892/
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How
Blood Creek Woodsman Happened Because of Crypticon Seattle: http://crypticonseattle.com/the-movie-that-started-at-crypticon/
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