First details & promo poster for P.J. Starks’ My Horror Project

By Jake Dee

Posted 14 years ago

Last Updated on August 5, 2021

Always a pleasure to catch a press release straight from the director of a movie, and that’s certainly the case here with MY HORROR PROJECT. The flick comes from P.J. Starks, who was kind enough to throw us a synopsis and promo poster for his new feature. Cop a peek…

From the director of A MIND BESIDE ITSELF and the writers of HALLOWS EVE: SLAUGHTER ON SECOND STREET and THREE TEARS ON BLOODSTAINED FLESH comes a reality themed supernatural thriller with a satirical twist. Director P.J. Starks takes audiences on an amusing and often terrifying journey of a documentary filmmaker trying to discover the truth about pure evil.

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SYNOPSIS: Grant, a documentary filmmaker, along with his trusty cinematographer Kevin and two Producers rent an alleged demonically possessed home with a very sordid past. While the Producers are hoping to cash in on what could be the next supernatural reality phenomenon, Grant has other plans. A harsh skeptic, Grant plans to make an over budgeted spook house flop to prove a point; that ghosts don’t exist a…nd to shatter the mythos of the “haunted house” once and for all. It isn’t long before Grant begins to discover the malevolent secrets hidden within the walls of the decrepit Victorian manor. As the mystery unfolds and the body count rises Grant is forced to make a deadly choice; let his film die or finish what he’s started and see this project to the grisly end! MY HORROR PROJECT… an experiment in fear.

Sounds like a pretty good time, right? Low-budget indie fare to be sure, but a good time nonetheless. We’ll do our best to keep tabs on this one as it moves through production.

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