After Abe Lincoln: Vampire Hunter comes… FDR: American Badass!

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 16 years ago

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Here’s a teeny morsel of info that’s worth sharing just because… just because. Production Weekly, they of the informative if brief production news tweets, recently took to their Twitter page to announce that a film is going into production called FDR: AMERICAN BADASS. Said film is about, and I quote, “Franklin Roosevelt vs. Werewolves”. El oh friggin’ el…

Filming apparently begins next month in LA (Louisiana or L.A.?), but aside from that, I’m unable to find any info on this flick. Is it a quick cheapy inspired by the recent announcement that ABRAHAM LINCOLN: VAMPIRE HUNTER will be hitting theaters in June of 2012? Are those nutjobs at The Asylum behind it? We’ll try to dig up more dirt on this curio and then let you know…

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