Blood River premieres

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Last Updated on July 26, 2021

We got word this morning that Adam Mason’s BLOOD RIVER will be getting its very own red carpet premiere on March 24th at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood, and from the sounds of it, both the premiere location and the movie are kind of a big deal.

Of course, this is the first time I’ve heard of BLOOD, but apparently it’s getting rave reviews, so I’ll go with it. From what I can tell, here is what it’s about: BLOOD RIVER follows the story of Summer and Clark, a young, attractive couple driving through the Nevada desert to tell Summer’s parents of her pregnancy. A devastatingly bloody blowout leaves them miles from civilization with no food, water, or a spare tire. Worried about the safety of her unborn child, the couple manages to walk to a deserted, ghost of a town. Their spirits soar when they meet Joseph, a rough-edged, chain smoking drifter, then come crashing down when they realize he may not be all that he seems…

Sounds cool, no? It’s bein descirbed as not your ordinary, bloody, in-your-face-everyone’s-obviously-going-to-die horror flick, which is probably a good thing, but I keep wondering how a flat tire could be “devastatingly bloody,” but maybe I’m over thinking this way too much.

Starring Andrew Howard, Tess Panzer, and Ian Duncan, BLOOD RIVER is set to premiere in just a few weeks in Hollywood, so if you live in the area and you can check it out… do it! And let us know what you thought!
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Tess Panzer also starred in PUMPKINHEAD: ASHES TO ASHES.

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