Die @ Sweatshop!

By The Arrow

Posted 18 years ago

Last Updated on July 27, 2021

There’s
“slashing” in the air today! Yup I’m yapping about SWEATSHOP, a low
budget bad boy written by Ted Geoghegan and Stacy Davidson (the latter also
directed the picture).
Here’s the film’s Synopsis:

Sweatshop is an ultra-violent horror film set within America’s industrial raver subculture. Charlie (Ashley
Kay of Domain of the Damned) has invited her friends to a labyrinthine warehouse to help her set up for
an impromptu rave, unaware of the fact that living in the building is an evil presence known only as “The
Beast” (portrayed by hulking newcomer Jeremy Sumrall). The end result of their bloodsoaked
confrontation will be the thing legends are made of.

The flick stars Peyton Wetzel, Melanie Donihoo and Danielle Jonesand. It’s slated for a late 2008
release, you can visit its MYSPACE page HERE
and tap its trailer below!

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The Arrow

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