Plot, Poster and Trailer for Paul Moore’s horror flick Keepsake

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Monsters aren’t born…they’re made.

Such is the tagline for a sick sounding little flick we just happened upon called KEEPSAKE, an out and out stalk & slash effort written and directed by Paul Moore (THE FEEDING, DARK HARVEST). And not only do we have the skinny on what the flick’s about, we’ve got the trailer, poster, cast listing and official site for damn thing. Get after all that shite below!

Starring Robert Pralgo, Courtney Hogan, Sunny La Rose, Barry Ellenberger, Ashley Nicole Hudson, Rod Shepherd, Jeffrey Schmidt, Rebekah Bayles, Anna Tulou, Liz Blake, Ryan Capps and Corey Wood – KEEPSAKE revolves around:

Janine, a young woman on the way to her new life. However, a freak accident strands her on a deserted highway and a call for help soon becomes a fight for survival.

Stalked and tormented by a psychotic tow truck driver, Janine soon finds herself trapped in a world of torture and depravity. Imprisoned in a cellar and given only 30 days to live, Janine must contend with both the ghosts of her past and her demons of the present in order to survive her ordeal.

In the barn above, her captor continues to indulge his sick fantasies. Night after night, the body count rises and the blood begins to flow. As the true nature of her situation becomes apparent, Janine realizes she’s caught in a grisly game where there is only one ultimate goal…stay alive.

Not too terrible, I’d say! If you feel otherwise, maybe a trip to the flick’s Official Site will change your mind. There you’ll find a bit more about the film, including a good number of stills from the production.

KEEPSAKE is produced by Stormcather, marketed by New Films International – and currently seems stuck in release limbo.

By the way, this trailer f*ckin’ rules!

Source: AITH

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