Perkins got Projects

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

Regular friend to the site and all around horror fiend, actor Lee Perkins, just gave us a heads up about a few projects that he’s currently working on this year… projects that have either just wrapped production, or are about to- and yes, we’ll all likely be able to check them out come next Christmas!

First up is the vampire action flick LIVE EVIL, which follows the battle between good vs evil, as the blood of humans becomes unfit for the highly evolved vampire race. Co-starring Tim Thomerson and Chuck Williams, Perkins plays a badass vampire in this one… like you’ve never seen before! To check out the flick’s official site, go ahead and click HERE, though keep checking back for updates…

Next up is EDGES OF DARKNESS, in which Perkins will be playing a renegade priest who will stop at nothing to destroy the anti-christ. Sheee-it, that’s all you had to say! From director Jason Horton, filming for this project will likely star within the next couple of months

Not only do we have those flicks to look forward to, Perkins also has JOB, DEADLY RITES and DESOLATION on his plate for fun to stuff to work on this year. Could the guy get any busier? He’s also getting out there to promote CARNIES (pictured), which should be released soon (see their official site HERE)- and anyone who knows Carnies knows that this movie will be freaky. Cabbage! Cabbage, I say!

It’s good to see Perkins busy as all get out, as he’s always fun and entertaining in the flicks that he does- keep em’ rolling in!

Source: AITH

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