Dropping Evil is a very low-budget independent horror film by newcomer Adam Protextor. He and writer Louis Doerge use horror film tropes to provide social commentary on the religious fanaticism that has greatly increased in our nation. However, it seems that Dropping Evil is really just a thinly veiled copy of Joss Whedon’s recent horror film Cabin in the Woods.
A small group of high school students go on a camping trip that devolves into a terror-filled bloodbath. The students are being monitored—and experimented on—by a mysterious organization, named ValyouCorp (and possibly some angels or gods?); but even they could not predict the outcome of these events. The perpetrator is young religious zealot Nancy (Zachary Eli Lint) who is slipped some LSD by his friends in an effort to calm down his angry preaching against them. The drugs cause him to believe his friends are demons and...
A small group of high school students go on a camping trip that devolves into a terror-filled bloodbath. The students are being monitored—and experimented on—by a mysterious organization, named ValyouCorp (and possibly some angels or gods?); but even they could not predict the outcome of these events. The perpetrator is young religious zealot Nancy (Zachary Eli Lint) who is slipped some LSD by his friends in an effort to calm down his angry preaching against them. The drugs cause him to believe his friends are demons and...
- 11/26/2012
- by John Keith
- JustPressPlay.net
Wild Eye “Drops” Box Art and New Trailer for Dropping Evil
Offbeat horror starring Edwin Neal, Armin Shimerman, Tiffany Shepis and Fred Williamson streets on DVD / VOD October 23rd 2012
Wild Eye has revealed a new trailer and official DVD art by the renowned Scott “Monsterman” Jackson for Dropping Evil, Adam Protextor’s Austin Texas-lensed horror-thriller that’s been compared to Cabin in the Woods, and is being called one of the most original horror films… More...
Offbeat horror starring Edwin Neal, Armin Shimerman, Tiffany Shepis and Fred Williamson streets on DVD / VOD October 23rd 2012
Wild Eye has revealed a new trailer and official DVD art by the renowned Scott “Monsterman” Jackson for Dropping Evil, Adam Protextor’s Austin Texas-lensed horror-thriller that’s been compared to Cabin in the Woods, and is being called one of the most original horror films… More...
- 9/11/2012
- by HorrorNews.net
- Horror News
Marsha Warfield is 56 today. Remember her from the popular 80s sitcom series Night Court, playing the uncompromising Rosalind ‘Roz’ Russell, the bailiff? (I need to revisit that show). Marsha continued to work through 1999 (at least that’s where her IMDb resume ends), doing mostly TV, appearing in shows like Hanging With Mr Cooper, Empty Nest, Mad About You and Living Single. I have no idea what she’s been up to since then.
Wendell B. Harris Jr. is also 56 today. His name has been mentioned more than a few times on this blog; he’s even passed through once or twice; so I doubt I need to reintroduce him, especially for those of you who’ve been around. Wendell’s seminal 1989 debut Chameleon Street is a favorite of mine, and the story behind its production, release and influence is one worth knowing, especially for all you filmmakers out there. I...
Wendell B. Harris Jr. is also 56 today. His name has been mentioned more than a few times on this blog; he’s even passed through once or twice; so I doubt I need to reintroduce him, especially for those of you who’ve been around. Wendell’s seminal 1989 debut Chameleon Street is a favorite of mine, and the story behind its production, release and influence is one worth knowing, especially for all you filmmakers out there. I...
- 3/5/2010
- by Tambay
- ShadowAndAct
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