I know you guys have heard about Fred Andrews’ CREATURE before right? The last time we told you about this shite was back in June so I can understand if you’re a little fuzzy… I mean that’s a whole month ago!
Now you may have been hitting the pipe a little hard this month so I’m going to go ahead and remind you all about this one, especially considering we’ve got a brand new theatrical trailer for this beast to show you guys! Why beat around the bush though? Just scroll on down below or head over to our videos section for a look at that shite right now! Or you can pop on over to Apple for an HD look at the goods.
Promising a week of fun and relaxation, a group of six friends head out on a road trip to New Orleans.
When the group decides to stop at a roadside tourist trap along the Louisiana back-roads, they are introduced to the legend of Lockjaw, the local’s version of bigfoot, a Creature who is part man, part alligator… The legend has it that an inbred local man by the name of Grimley, lost his family to a monstrous white alligator and was driven to madness when he realized that he was too late to save his pregnant bride who was also his sister, and in his madness ate the ancient alligator and was transformed into the Creature that the locals call Lockjaw.
Their curiosity peaked, the group decides to head deeper into the swamps to check out the birthplace of this Creature legend. As they journey further into the backwoods the group arrives at an old dilapidated cabin and decide to camp there for the night. They set up and unwind around a campfire, unaware that they are being watched.
Very soon an innocent road trip to New Orleans becomes a nightmarish and brutal fight for survival deep in the swamplands of the Louisiana Bayou…
CREATURE sports a relatively unknown cast that includes Mehcad Brooks, Serinda Swan (below), Dillon Casey, Lauren Schneider, Aaron Hill, Amanda Fuller, Pruitt Taylor Vince, Daniel Bernhardt, and the one name I recognize – Sid Haig. It’s set to hit theaters everywhere on September 9th courtesy of The Bubble Factory!
The comment section exists to allow readers to discuss the article constructively and respectfully, focused on the topic at hand.
What’s Not Allowed