We’ve been keeping you all updated on JACK BROOKS: MONSTER SLAYER for a while now, mainly because it looks like it can actually be pretty damn cool.
The premise has a plumber battling demons, ghouls, and the like. Here’s a detailed synopsis: After witnessing the brutal murder of his family, Jack Brooks (Trevor Matthews) is left with an unquenchable fury that he is constantly fighting to control. Now working as a local plumber and struggling in a relationship with his girlfriend Eve (Rachel Skarsten), Jack’s life has become a downward spiral. One night, Jack attempts to fix Professor Crowley’s (Robert Englund) old, rusted pipes, but unknowingly awakens an ancient evil. Lured by this demonic power, Professor Crowley discovers a monstrous black heart that quickly forces its way inside of him. Possessed by the heart now beating in his chest, the Professor starts a slow, gruesome transformation. It is at this moment that Jack realizes he can’t run from his past, and quickly discovers the true purpose of his inner rage.
I’m definitely down. I’ve been signed up ever since I first read about JACK BROOKS. We’ve got some new media for you today in the form of a trailer and a couple posters. Anchor Bay and Brookstreet pictures were kind enough to release a press release with the poster above and the trailer in our videos section.
The poster is a modified version of the other badass poster already released. I’ve also thrown up another poster below that I had yet to see, so in case your in the same boat, check it out. It looks like a comic bookish take on the flick. All good to me.
JACK BROOKS: MONSTER SLAYER was written by John Ainslie with Jon Knautz directing. It stars Trevor Matthews, Robert Englund, and Rachel Skarsten (below).
Also in the press release was the information that JACK BROOKS: MONSTER SLAYER will be looking at a limited release August 1st. Here’s hoping it’s playing in my area! So check out the posters above and below and click further below to check out the trailer.
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