BLOOD HARVEST: NIGHT OF THE SCARECROWS Premiere a Smash at Agawam Cinemas – Horror News
On October 24th, at Agawam Cinemas in Agawam, Massachusetts, local filmmaker, Geno McGahee, premiered his latest film BLOOD HARVEST: NIGHT OF THE SCARECROWS to a near sellout crowd.
The film will hit TUBI in January and is heading for various other streaming sites in the near future with dates to be announced soon. The film is distributed by Cinema Epoch and Cineridge Entertainment and is an Xposse Production. The film stars Eric Michaelian as Mitch, a writer that returns home to live with his father only to find out that the town has a deadly secret. He teams up with Stacy (Lorrie Bacon) and Sharon (Sharon Marr) to uncover the truth about the force that has been terrorizing the town and attempt to stop bloodthirsty killer scarecrows.
BLOOD HARVEST: NIGHT OF THE SCARECROWS is a throwback slasher/monster movie that follows the formula of the films like FRIDAY THE 13TH, MADMAN and THE BURNING. McGahee notes that “the film is very inspired by FRIDAY THE 13TH and we pay some tributes to that franchise. It’s an 80’s style movie with a high death count and a lot of killer scarecrow fun to be had.”
BLOOD HARVEST: NIGHT OF THE SCARECROWS will be released worldwide by Cinema Epoch and Cineridge Entertainment and features great performances by Eric Michaelian as Mitch, Lorrie Bacon as Stacy, Brent Northup as Ben and Sharon Marr as Sharon. The cast also includes Nick Verdi, Hannah R Barry, Jake Tyler, Erik Zifcak, John Shea, Martin Duplessis, Nat Cook, Jesse Waegelein-Hall, Cat McDonald, Cayla Harhausen, Matt Hebert, Pawel Watracz, Rick Caride, Brandon Macey, Phil Godeck, Mike Provencal, Samantha Provencal and Jake Tyler.
Trailer link: BLOOD HARVEST: NIGHT OF THE SCARECROWS | Official Horror Trailer
BLOOD HARVEST: NIGHT OF THE SCARECROWS Premiere a Smash at Agawam Cinemas
by Ash Hamilton
Ash Hamilton
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