Death on Scenic Drive Exclusive Poster Premiere

February 23, 2017

Filmmaker Gabriel Carrer releases the teaser poster for his new horror film Death on Scenic Drive

Principal photography has officially wrapped on Death on Scenic Drive, the new film from Latefox Pictures Inc. and Smak Studios, and we have your exclusive first look at the teaser poster. The film is the follow-up to 2015’s film festival vigilante hit, The Demolisher, which is now available on DVD, Blu-ray and VOD across North America from Raven Banner Entertainment and MPI Home Video/Dark Sky Films.

Written and directed by Gabriel Carrer (The Demolisher, In the House of Flies), Death on Scenic Drive unravels over the course of three nightmarish days, during the cold winter months at a secluded countryside home. It focuses on a young woman named Larissa (Stephanie Ash), who encounters an entity that transforms her into death itself, and reins a violent storm against Dallas Henson (Ry Barrett) and the family that resides there.

Says Carrer: “The film is about death with a few gruesome surprises. This is literally about the manifestation of death and if death was an actual entity that could possess someone. How would it adapt? I had this idea about demonic possession, but did not want to tread the territory of the religious occult too much, so I explored the greatest threat to everyone and everything. This is a terror film. It’s about a woman named Larissa played by Stephanie Ash who is undergoing certain changes in her life, then having an encounter with an unknown entity. The paranoia, nightmares, fears, anxiety and violence that perpetuated from Larissas character becomes a big melting pot that explodes. It was a very intimate film shoot. It became surreal and very visceral at some points working with the Stephanie, Ry Barrett and our incredible cinematographer Scott McIntyre. We had the freedom to do anything at anytime with no constraints.”

The film will boast Special Make-Up Effects, created and designed by The Butcher Shop FX Studio (Bed of the Dead), a gripping tense score by Starsky Partridge, who was the lead sound designer for the popular video game, Unreal Tournament, and is lensed by Cinematographer and Producer, Scott McIntyre.

Death on Scenic Drive is currently in post-production and for further details on the film, please visit the film’s official Facebook page for upcoming updates.