With all the waiting and the hype surrounding Lucky McGee’s THE WOODS, it’s nice to hear about a flick that’s actually going to be seeing the light of day in the near future, and if all goes right, a nice, wide distribution.
The flick’s called NORTH WOODS, an indie horror flick from Golden Films, Trinity Entertainment, and Macabre Pictures, written, directed and starring Chris Moore. So what’s this bad boy all about, and is it worth your time? Read one for the synopsis:
Several teenage friends have gone missing near the local woods, known as North Woods, while on vacation. Not long after, one of the missing teenagers, John Prescott, is found bloody on the side of a country road and immediately rushed off to the hospital.
Enter Dr. Pamela Alley, a psychiatrist affiliated with the local police precinct, who is to have several sessions with John to find out what happened. John’s story is littered with many fantastic, bizarre, and hallucinatory elements but it is clear that his story points to foul play. It also points to only one suspect, Claudia Hoffman, a
librarian/substitute teacher at John’s school.
Claudia is called in and as expected, her story is entirely
different and she tries to implicate John. Reaching a dead end, Pamela becomes determined to get to the bottom of it all.
However, she soon becomes entangled in a world of macabre terror. Pamela is about to learn that some secrets are best left in North Woods.
Wow- how long do we have to wait for this to hit DVD? I wanna check it out right now! WOODS is looking to make its debut at the EERIE HORROR FILM FESTIVAL in October. Production’s not quite finished yet, but they’re hoping to be done soon. While there’s no website or clips or images from the film as of yet, we’ve been promised the official website will be sneaking it’s horrorific head onto the internet sometime this month- we’ll keep you posted!
WOODS, starring Sarah McCraw, Andrew Roach and Lauren Orsini is lurking into Film Fests this fall, and hopefully DVDs soon there after… then the WORLD!!!
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