Set stills & lengthy synopsis for Thomas Newman’s horror-western Deadsville

Last Updated on August 5, 2021

So, did y’all get a chance to take a massive rip off the BONG OF THE DEAD? How was she?

If you found it to be potent, perhaps you’ll take interest in this next item. You see, the director of BONG OF THE DEAD, Thomas Newman, is hard at work in his new film…a horror/action/western called DEADSVILLE. We’ve got the lengthy synopsis for the wacky mash-up below, so if you’ve got the time, feel free to see what this sucker’s dishing. A couple of set-photos are embedded as well!

1859 – Arizona – Wild West. When the town of Famine falls into financial hard times, the town’s folk commit an unthinkable crime. With a bail out offer from the rail company promising a direct rout right to their doorsteps, it’s too good to pass up. The only problem is the valley which the rail company proposes to build their new railroad happens to be right dead smack in the middle of active Apache Indian territory. Sheriff Byron Zedock who is as much an outlaw as he is the law summons the town to a meeting where he intimidatingly convinces them to take the offer.

The whole town agrees except the blacksmith who wants no part of the massacre. Despite the Blacksmiths plea, the sheriff moves ahead as planned and leads a posse of armed men who in a single day annihilate the entire tribe leaving only ashes in their wake. Once the tribe is completely wiped out a couple posse members accidentally stumble upon a young woman and her husband who were in hiding during the attack. They order them out from their hiding spot only to realize that the husband is a giant man towering almost 7 feet tall.

The sheriff orders his men to free the wounded woman expecting she will die on her own but take her husband hostage so that he could be sold in town at the slave auction. During the auction the black smith buys the large man out of pity and takes him under his care. Months pass by as the rest of the town prepares for the arrival of the rail company. One day the sheriff’s right hand man who also happens to be his only son brutally rapes and murders the black smiths daughter. When the town finds out about the murder and demands justice, the sheriff frames the giant Indian and hands him over to the town’s folk. They drag him into the town square then beat, torture and set his body on fire leaving his corpse for the vultures.

That night during a full moon the dead Indians wife returns with a shaman and steals his body. They take him back into the hills where an old Indian ritual is performed resurrecting him from the dead. Once he has returned from the grave he is unleashed onto the town with a vengeance raining hell fire on everyone responsible. During an epic finale battle sequence hundreds of zombie Indians on horseback take the town by storm in a western style gory battle to the finish.

When Justice fails…evil prevails!

A lot to soak in there, ay? What’s your initial reaction?

BONG OF THE DEAD stunner Simone Bailly