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Movie Review: Blood Craft (2019)

Ol’ Grace (Madeleine Wade), your friendly neighborhood sex worker, heads back to her hometown after the passing of her pappy, Minister Hall (Dave Sheridan). Now you may think Hall was a peaceful, man o’ God sort, but he was anything but…in fact the dude was a full-on sadistic son of a bitch. Once there, Grace reunites with her equally damaged sister, Serena (Augie Duke)…and the duo start reminiscing about what a shit-heel Hall was. So, what do these sibs do to heal the wounds of the past? Why resurrect their abusive paternal unit via their legacy of witchcraft then torture his ass but good…as one does! I’m gonna level with you up front boils n’ ghouls; Blood Craft kinda hit me harder than I though it would. I was definitely expecting some straight up horror biz/E.C. Comics style action from this pic…and I definitely got that for sure…but there’s an undercurrent of incest and abuse that can definitely play on

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Mar 27, 2019
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Two Witches Conjure A Release Date For ‘Blood Craft’

This April, the witchcraft film Blood Craft is ready to cast its spell on viewers. Starring Dominique Swain (Face-Off), Dave Sheridan (The Devil’s Rejects), Mark Rolston (Aliens) and Michael Welch (The Final Wish) this thrilling film hails from the director, co-writer and genre specialist James Cullen Bressack (Bethany, Pernicious, If Looks Could Kill). In the film, two witchcraft-practicing sisters (Madeleine Wade and Augie Duke) are out to get revenge on their already dead father. Madeleine Wade also stars in Blood Craft, co-wrote the screenplay. The film was produced by James Cullen Bressack, Micah Brandt, James Thomas, and Madeleine Wade. We can’t wait for audiences to discover this unique, thrilling and very Disturbing film…” Bressack siad. Official synopsis: Two sisters who suffered abuse as children at the hands of their sadistic father decide, after his death, to use witchcraft to bring his spirit back to get revenge Blood Craft will first screen at festivals through March before it arrives on digital

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Movie Review: Blood Craft (2019)

Ol’ Grace (Madeleine Wade), your friendly neighborhood sex worker, heads back to her hometown after the passing of her pappy, Minister Hall (Dave Sheridan). Now you may think Hall was a peaceful, man o’ God sort, but he was anything but…in fact the dude was a full-on sadistic son of a bitch. Once there, Grace reunites with her equally damaged sister, Serena (Augie Duke)…and the duo start reminiscing about what a shit-heel Hall was. So, what do these sibs do to heal the wounds of the past? Why resurrect their abusive paternal unit via their legacy of witchcraft then torture his ass but good…as one does! I’m gonna level with you up front boils n’ ghouls; Blood Craft kinda hit me harder than I though it would. I was definitely expecting some straight up horror biz/E.C. Comics style action from this pic…and I definitely got that for sure…but there’s an undercurrent of incest and abuse that can definitely play on

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Mar 27, 2019
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Two Witches Conjure A Release Date For ‘Blood Craft’

This April, the witchcraft film Blood Craft is ready to cast its spell on viewers. Starring Dominique Swain (Face-Off), Dave Sheridan (The Devil’s Rejects), Mark Rolston (Aliens) and Michael Welch (The Final Wish) this thrilling film hails from the director, co-writer and genre specialist James Cullen Bressack (Bethany, Pernicious, If Looks Could Kill). In the film, two witchcraft-practicing sisters (Madeleine Wade and Augie Duke) are out to get revenge on their already dead father. Madeleine Wade also stars in Blood Craft, co-wrote the screenplay. The film was produced by James Cullen Bressack, Micah Brandt, James Thomas, and Madeleine Wade. We can’t wait for audiences to discover this unique, thrilling and very Disturbing film…” Bressack siad. Official synopsis: Two sisters who suffered abuse as children at the hands of their sadistic father decide, after his death, to use witchcraft to bring his spirit back to get revenge Blood Craft will first screen at festivals through March before it arrives on digital

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