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Horror Comedy ‘Rottentail’ Hops Into Theaters This April

From Award-winning filmmaker Brian Skiba (Slaughter Creek, Running Away, Blood Moon Rising) comes the Easter-themed nightmare Rottentail hopping into Los Angeles theaters this April. The horror comedy inspired by the comic book from the twisted minds of David C. Hayes, Kevin Moyers, Kurt Belcher, and Henrik Horvath stars Corin Nemec (Stargate SG-1, Supernatural), William McNamara (Copycat, Stealing Home), Dominique Swain (Lolita, Face/Off), Laurie Love (.357, Beverly Hills Christmas) and Byron Browne (Who Else To Blame?, Periphery). “Rottentail tells the bizarre tale of young Peter Cotton, who grew up in the town of Easter Falls and loves rabbits. Peter’s Science project on rabbit breeding is ruined when the school bullies beat up and actually kill his rabbit. Years later, the kind but still shy Dr. Cotton works steadily and gently with his rabbits to cure human infertility. Unbeknownst to Peter, the military is perverting his work, developing fierce soldiers with strength far exceeding a human of their size, and with Peter’s

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The Beaster Bunny Is Hopping Your Way…And He’s Hungry

One of the things I love most about holidays isn’t the food or the decorations, it’s the holiday themed horror films. Sure, there are a ton of Christmas and Halloween films, but Easter usually gets overlooked in the genre. This year, there’s a new film hopping our way, The Beaster Bunny, formally known as Beaster Day: Here Comes Peter Cottenhell. And it has a brand new trailer. Written and directed by the Snygg Brothers and starring Jon Arthur, Kristina Beaudouin, Valerie Bittner, Darian Caine, Tom Cikoski, and Marisol Custodio, The Beaster Bunny, takes that so bad it’s good experience to a whole new level. In the film, a 50-foot man-eating Easter bunny is on the loose and the townsfolk don’t stand a hop in hell. As the bloodthirsty, floopy-eared killer leaves a trail of dismembered corpses, the town’s only chance of survival rests with a wannabe actress and a crazy dog-catcher. God help them! The Beaster Bunny arrived in the

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Mar 28, 2017

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Horror Comedy ‘Rottentail’ Hops Into Theaters This April

From Award-winning filmmaker Brian Skiba (Slaughter Creek, Running Away, Blood Moon Rising) comes the Easter-themed nightmare Rottentail hopping into Los Angeles theaters this April. The horror comedy inspired by the comic book from the twisted minds of David C. Hayes, Kevin Moyers, Kurt Belcher, and Henrik Horvath stars Corin Nemec (Stargate SG-1, Supernatural), William McNamara (Copycat, Stealing Home), Dominique Swain (Lolita, Face/Off), Laurie Love (.357, Beverly Hills Christmas) and Byron Browne (Who Else To Blame?, Periphery). “Rottentail tells the bizarre tale of young Peter Cotton, who grew up in the town of Easter Falls and loves rabbits. Peter’s Science project on rabbit breeding is ruined when the school bullies beat up and actually kill his rabbit. Years later, the kind but still shy Dr. Cotton works steadily and gently with his rabbits to cure human infertility. Unbeknownst to Peter, the military is perverting his work, developing fierce soldiers with strength far exceeding a human of their size, and with Peter’s

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Horror Fuel

The Beaster Bunny Is Hopping Your Way…And He’s Hungry

One of the things I love most about holidays isn’t the food or the decorations, it’s the holiday themed horror films. Sure, there are a ton of Christmas and Halloween films, but Easter usually gets overlooked in the genre. This year, there’s a new film hopping our way, The Beaster Bunny, formally known as Beaster Day: Here Comes Peter Cottenhell. And it has a brand new trailer. Written and directed by the Snygg Brothers and starring Jon Arthur, Kristina Beaudouin, Valerie Bittner, Darian Caine, Tom Cikoski, and Marisol Custodio, The Beaster Bunny, takes that so bad it’s good experience to a whole new level. In the film, a 50-foot man-eating Easter bunny is on the loose and the townsfolk don’t stand a hop in hell. As the bloodthirsty, floopy-eared killer leaves a trail of dismembered corpses, the town’s only chance of survival rests with a wannabe actress and a crazy dog-catcher. God help them! The Beaster Bunny arrived in the

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Mar 28, 2017