The Woman stars Angela Bettis and Sean Bridgers reunite for Graveyard Feeder

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 14 years ago

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Lucky McKee’s THE WOMAN was one of the more, shall we say, memorable horror releases of last year. Whatever your opinion of the film itself, one has to admit that the two performances from Sean Bridgers and Angela Bettis – as the father and mother of a most dysfunctional family, respectively – were compellingly intense. The two are getting a chance to reunite with THE GRAVEYARD FEEDER, a feature version of the short film of the same name.

Bill Oberst joins Bettis and Bridgers in GRAVEYARD FEEDER, which is about the following: Groundskeeper Burke Sawyer rushes to save his deceased father’s soul from a menacing underground creature that is feeding on the corpses of Juniper Falls Cemetery.

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