100 Talks

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

Fangoria recently had a chance to talk with indie producer Ted Geoghegan, as he’s just starting to start production on his latest romp into horror entitled 100 TEARS. From all accounts, this sounds like a flick to watch out for, as it has one of the most important things a horror movie can have: gore- and lots of it!

There’s a massive body count, and it’s unrelentingly gory from start to finish. We don’t want to shy away from the psychopathic violence in this film, but rather embrace it. Nice! That’s exactly what I wan to hear from a genre effort. Directed by first time writer/director Marcus Koch, and starring Raine Brown (below) and Joe Davison, 100 TEARS is a brutal, unrelenting horror film that explores the depths of depravity in which the human mind can ultimately sink. Basically, it’s a hardcore slasher flick, the kind that we really haven’t seen in awhile.

Geoghegan had a lot of positive things to say about the project, which begins filming soon in Florida- you can check out the entire interview by clicking HERE, and for more fun than a barrel of monkeys, go ahead and check out the flick’s OFFICIAL MYSPACE PAGE… you won’t be disappointed.

Source: Fangoria

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