This year's American Film Market (AFM) is just around the corner and we're going to be doing osme moderate coverage. We skimmed through this year's line-up of films for sale and I have to say it's not that impressive looking. One company that contacted us, American World Pictures, already sold one of their films - Crazy Eights is to have it's world premiere as part of After Dark Horrorfest from November 9-18. Two other horror films they're selling are Grizzly Park and Triloquist. Inside you can find details, posters and trailers for all three.
The plot centers are eight very troubled young people sent to do community service in the California forests with a very wise and strict park ranger. Unfortunately for them, not only is a fugitive serial killer roaming the woods but so is a 1,500 pound Grizzly Bear.
In a seedy motel in Hollywood, a down-and-out ventriloquist with a creepy looking Dummy kills herself with a drug overdose as her two young children watch. The kids are sent to live with a perverted uncle who ends up dead. ¶ Turning eighteen, the beautiful and twisted sister tells her brother they will head out to Las Vegas so he can be a great ventriloquist like their mother was. The brother has never spoken since the death of his mother - the creepy Dummy does all his talking... and the Dummy seems to hate the sister. This weird 'trio' set out on Halloween night, and end up killing a young kid. The sister and the Dummy blame the silent brother, and he is sent to an institution. ¶ Months later, the sister and the demented Dummy break the brother out, and the three of them set out on a road trip. They kidnap a young girl so the brother can impregnate her, to carry on the family bloodline. Being hunted by the police, this desperate and psychotic 'trio' fall further and further into darkness... and the creepy Dummy seems to develop a life and mind of his own.
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