Take a dip in Echo Lake web series next April

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

SCREAM QUEEN CAMPFIRE creator Jonathan Moody is coming back with another horror web series: ECHO LAKE. The series is currently filming for a proposed April 12, 2011 launch. Here is the pitch:

ECHO LAKE is a horror mystery thriller about a small town where anyone can be the suspect for a relentless serial killer and anyone can also be a victim.

The web series will comprise of six 15-minute episodes, resulting in a 90 minute feature by the end. Each weekly episode promises new deaths and more mystery, which will not be revealed until the finale. Sounds like a cool send-up to AND THEN THERE WERE NONE.

Moody directs and co-writes with Kelsey Zukowski. The series will star Chason Hunter, Brittany Colley, Andre Bland, Jonathan Moody, Eli Harris, Kelsey Zukowski, Sam Qualiana, Robert Shepherd, Frances Mitchell, and Phil Duffy.

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