It has been nearly a year since I first informed you guys about a supernatural horror flick called THE CYCLE. Since then, it has undergone a title change to the much more horror-friendly THE DEVIL’S GROUND. We also now have a much more complete, full plot synopsis that sounds like a lot of good grisly fun! Have a look:
Carrie Mitchell (Ms. Daryl Hannah) is en route to her new life in Salem, Maine. After stopping at a lonely gas bar, she has a rather strange conversation with a hulking gas station attendant in which he warns her that the roads are bad, but she continues on towards her destination. Suddenly, from out of the woods staggers AMY SINGER, injured and scared! Carrie pulls over to help, and her young passenger begins to tell Carrie a horrifying story of what befell her and her friends in the woods.
Through a series of flashbacks we witness the horrific events of Amy and her colleagues who days earlier were out on an environmental studies trip for college. They were camped in the forest excavating what they believed was an ancient Indian burial site, and they unearth arrowheads, and native artifacts which lead to ancient bone fragments, when they then find an arm bone, with a Rolex watch still attached around the wrist, It suddenly dawns on the group that they have discovered a burial ground, but not the type they were seeking!
Carrie quickly realizes that this horrible story is not yet at an end, and that Amy carries more than one deep, dark secret…
Like what you’ve read? Then you’re definitely going to want to check out the brand new trailer for DEVIL’S GROUND which has just been released. Click here for all the intense action (just so you know, the title in the trailer has yet to be switched to the new one just like poster up top).
The flick was written and directed by Michael Bafaro and in addition to Hannah (below), stars Leah Gibson, Lee Tomaschefski, Jeb Beach, Maria Gruendling, Daniel Probert, Twan Hollida, and Luke Camilleri. It is expected to release some time later this year.
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