A little ways back, your buds here at AITH were keeping track of one eerie-sounding, Halloween-set treat called STINGY JACK (still love that title). It is also featuring quite the kick-ass cast: Kane Hodder, Charles Cyphers, Lew Temple, Jennifer Rouse, and Jason Priestley. And now, the cast just got a lot hotter! It got a lot better too, but when you think of the following actress, hot almost instantly comes to mind.
I’m speaking, of course, about Tiffany Shepis! Now, do I really have to explain who this little vixen (down below) is? No self-respecting horror junkie should be answering yes. In fact, you should be able to recognize her from the front as well as from behind (by the way, we may be having a “Best Asses” in Horror list coming soon to accompany our Best Boobs)! Where was I going with all this? Oh yeah, Ms. Shepis is bringing some big time genre clout and a whole lotta spunk to STINGY JACK! If you’d like to get to know Ms. Shepis even better, then I definitely recommend you check out her cool new column right here at AITH!
Now, here’s a refresher of JACK’s plot: A small town called Emerson has a prohibition on Halloween that began back in 1957 when Esther Fowler witnessed her young son, Stevie, mowed down while trick-or-treating.
Plagued by this tragedy, plus odd sightings and strange occurrences, the townsfolk pressured their mayor into exacting a ban on All Hallow’s Eve and its festivities. For 40 years, the rule has remained in effect and the town of Emerson stayed at peace. That is, until David, his wife Kaitlyn and their 9-year-old son Jack take up residence and refuse to let the holiday go. But between the off-kilter inhabitants, a looming presence taking over David and the ever-increasing number of “shadow people,” it becomes clear to the family that a curse hovers over the town.
Sounds like a winner to me! It was directed by Todd Langseth who co-wrote the script with Marie-Helene Tremblay. For more info, you can check out the official site here.
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