By: brian

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I don't know about you, but I love almost any movie where a car full of folks breaks down and they run afoul of something. Texas Chain Saw, Wrong Turn, Vacancy, etc... love em. So color me excited for the impending release of Plasterhead. The film has been picked up for US & Canadian release by Arts Alliance America, and will hit DVD on October 2nd. Take a look inside to see the DVD box art. Of particular note to horror fans - one of the shooting locations was the famed Blairstown Diner, seen in the original Friday the 13th. The movie revolves around four college students on winter break who, lost in the bowels of West Virginia, run afoul of Plasterhead, a murderous local legend. Between this and Wrong Turn 2, West Virginia officials' heads are going to explode this fall.



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	horrorfan1988 5:49pm, August 21, 2007 PROFILE - MESSAGE - REPORT Pretty cool cover art. I'm gonna be busy watching DVDs this fall.
	rushnmutt 10:21pm, August 21, 2007 PROFILE - MESSAGE - REPORT i like the name. but why only 4 college students? why not like, 2 cars, both filled with 4 college students. that way i know about 7 will be sliced and diced. mmmmm-mmmmmmm!
	supernature62 4:39am, August 22, 2007 PROFILE - MESSAGE - REPORT I was born and raised in them thar hills of west virginia and I can tell you that most of the people that live there past and present are smarter than any college student or anyone else that happens to come passing through, if anyone gets maimed,killed or otherwise they must have done something to deserve it as us hillbilly's never prey on innocent folk
	Slasher Freak 6:37am, August 22, 2007 PROFILE - MESSAGE - REPORT I've been looking forward to this.

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