Is there any other scene quite as
memorable as THE one from DELIVERANCE. You know, THAT scene. The one
where Bill McKinney and Herbert ‘Cowboy’ Coward make Ned Beatty squeal like a
pig. Inspired by his father who worked in a western style theme park, Dean
Teaster conceived a story that would ultimately bring these two actors
together once again as the villains in an upcoming flick known as GHOST TOWN.
Conceived by Perry as a tribute, and
filmed inside the once closed (but soon to be re-opened) Western amusement park
Ghost Town in
the Sky, the film is sounding pretty awesome and the one-sheet seen
above that we have been sent is looking awesome!
In GHOST TOWN,
Appalachian folklore and legend tells the story of a man
in 1856, who came out of the mountain wilderness of Cold Springs, North Carolina
to avenge his fathers death. In his wake he left a Ghost Town. Today, twenty
years later he returns to avenge his daughters honor.
The flick has a slew of recognizable
actors, from both the horror and western genre’s, including the ever hot Renee
O’Connor (seen below). And once the park is re-opened there will even be a
screening of the film within as a promotional step for the film’s distribution.
So peep the poster above and if
you’re interested in checking out the theme park in which GHOST TOWN was
filmed, and created inspiration for, click
here.
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