Teaser trailer and poster for Cameron McCasland’s indie slasher The Lashman

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Last Updated on August 5, 2021

We just got word of a new independent movie called THE LASHMAN from Red Headed Revolution Pictures. The slasher marks the feature debut of writer/director/producer Cameron McCasland. Check out the teaser trailer and first poster for the flick below. Here is the brief plotline:

Five friends set out for a weekend camping excursion to find that their camp fire tales have turned into their worst nightmares.

The movie stars Cary Alder, Todd Bush, David Chattam, Stacey Dixon, Tim Emery, Terry Gragg, Jeremy Jones, Bob King, Shawn C. Phillips, Larry Underwood, David Vaughn, Lee Vervoort and Kaylee Williams.

THE LASHMAN was filmed last summer in western Kentucky and is currently in post-production. It will hit the film festival circuit later this year. For more information, visit the picture’s official website.

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