Rollins turns wrong

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Last Updated on July 28, 2021

Fellow Bruce Campbell stunt double Ammon reported last week that the sequel to 2003’s WRONG TURN is set to film in beautiful Vancouver at the end of this month. Recently in an interview, Movieweb reported that the film has landed a big name already.

Rock ‘n roller Henry Rollins, who was last seen in the ever-delayed FEAST, has signed on to co-star in the film, which will centre on the parents of the vicious in-breds that were featured in the original. “It’s some kind of zombie film and the director I really like a lot.[Joe Lynch is] just a cool dude and he and I get along great. He’s got a lot of energy. I like to be around people who are pumped up. And we’re gonna have a good time up in Vancouver, all of June escaping blood thirsty zombies. Which is what you need… (laughs) So I’m looking forward to that.”

‘Some kind of zombie film’? Whatever you say, Mr. Rollins. To read up on the rest of the interview with Rollins, in which he also talked about his time filming FEAST, click here.

Source: MovieWeb

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