Project Detail

Horrorcide

Synopsis

Investigative journalist, Chris Davenport, is hot on the trail of the mysterious Bug-man: a serial killer with a penchant for pulp horror novels. Desperately trying to convince the long-suffering Detective Jamison to listen to his outlandish theories is no easy task and things become all the more complicated when Davenport becomes embroiled in several strange incidents within his tiny community. As he tries to deal with crazy genius doctors, sarcastic book clerks, post-modern voodoo and alien-robot space porn, Davenport discovers that, deep inside all the weirdness, is a link back to his own troubled childhood.
 

Details

Year
2009
Type of project
Features
Running time
85 mins
Format
DVCam
Director
Rakie Keig 1st Feature
Producer
Rakie Keig
Executive Producer
Rakie Keig
Editor
Katherine King
Screenwriter
Rakie Keig
Director of Photography
Rakie Keig
Production Designer
KT Berridge
Sound
Rakie Keig
Principal cast
David Woods, Trevor Oldam, Helen Jessopp, Matt Lawrence, Rakie Keig, Rosie Cho, John Bennett

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Applepastie Productions

Flat 3
22 Windsor Road
Douglas
Isle of Man IM1 3LG
UK

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