Henriksen’s Evil

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Last Updated on July 26, 2021

Who doesn’t love genre legend, Lance Henriksen? From “Data” to PUMPKINHEAD’s summoner, the man always brings the bad ass. His long-spanning genre pedigree more than merits the announcement of his forthcoming horror flick, NECESSARY EVIL. So tip your hat and check out its synopsis:

Deborah Fielding, seeker of the truth, will stop at nothing to uncover the layers of corruption that lie deep within the walls of Edgewater Psychiatric Institute, even if the cost is her life. In a series of twisted events, this budding investigative journalist unlocks a Pandora’s Box of deceit. As she confronts uncertainties, authorities and demons from her past, she realizes they have been dwelling closer than she thought. She finds that her seemingly perfect life is nothing more than a perfect lie.

Sounds interesting enough. Get this, it also co-stars future genre legend, Danny Trejo. “Deborah” is played by the lovely Kathryn Fiore (below). EVIL was directed by Peter J. Eaton from a script by Eric Feldman and Christopher James Harvill. The flick hits DVD on July 28th. Hail Henriksen!

Source: Lionsgate

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