Blood Harvest: Night of the Scarecrows WRAPS – Set for October Worldwide Premiere and Release
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Blood Harvest: Night of the Scarecrows WRAPS – Set for October Worldwide Premiere and Release


Blood Harvest: Night of the Scarecrows WRAPS – Set for October Worldwide Premiere and Release

Xposse Productions has officially announced the release of the scarecrow slasher BLOOD HARVEST: NIGHT OF THE SCARECROWS. Written and Directed by Geno McGahee, the film is a throwback 80’s style slasher with similarities to films like FRIDAY THE 13TH and MADMAN with plenty of Scarecrow Slashing.

The film will be distributed by Cinema Epoch and Cineridge Entertainment and is produced by Geno McGahee, Gregory Hatanaka, Rick Caride, Matt Hebert, Jesse Waegelein-Hall, Lorrie Bacon, Pete Baez and Brent Northup.

The film stars Eric Michaelian, Lorrie Bacon, Brent Northup, Sharon Marr, Jesse Waegelein-Hall, Matt Hebert, Nat Cook, Phil Godeck, Nick Verdi, Hannah R Barry, Cat McDonald, Cayla Harhausen, Erik Zifcak and Martin DuPlessis.

McGahee notes that “October will be a great time to release this film. I’m eager to share this with the horror community and fans of my work and show them an really intense scarecrow slasher. The focus on this film was to keep it horror-based, maintaining a dark vibe as the mystery unravels. I think people will dig this one.”

Look for BLOOD HARVEST: NIGHT OF THE SCARECROWS in October on the major streaming sites and for more news in the weeks to come. The trailer is expected to drop very soon along with more information. Get ready for a killer time.

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