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Director Terry Wickham Takes Us Inside The Horror Anthology ‘Devil’s Five’

A new horror anthology titled Devil’s Five will soon be delivered to genre fans. Writer-Director Terry Wickham teased us with new details of the film during an interview. The five-part anthology that stars Ralf Scheepers, Diana Noris, Kevin Cusick, Siakie Tetteh, Aaron Mathias, Walter Masterson, Darren Hickok, Rafael Baez Jr., Megan Penn, Almog Pail and Jonathan Weirich, promises to take fans an action-filled, terrifying journey. Horror Fuel: “Can you tell us about your state of mind while writing the upcoming horror anthology The Devil’s Five?” Wickham: “I directed three out of the five installments that make up the feature film Devil’s Five. I directed the installment “The Devil’s Five (aka The Wraparound)”, which was a lot of fun for me because it was a chance for me to push the cinematic limits of what I had done previously as a director in terms of action and horror. I really wanted to challenge myself on “The Devil’s Five” segment. I was

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Upcoming Indie Horror Anthology Devil’s Five Possesses Its First Trailer

“An ancient evil unleashes a deadly computer virus hellbent on destroying humanity.” That’s the premise behind Devil’s Five, an upcoming horror anthology that revolves around the Devil. The film is comprised of five short films, The Devil’s Five, Abandoned, Choke, Don’s Say these Words and Stash. It was important to me that The Devil’s Five start the film off with a bang.” Said Terry Wickham, director of the segments The Devil’s Five, Abandoned and Stash. “I dug deep down into my cinematic soul to come up with an exciting story that brought action immediately to a horror setting. The Terminator is one of my three favorite films and the only film that I ever went to se four straight nights at a movie theater. When I was writing The Devil’s Five, and later directing the movie, I tried to make the film flow with James Cameron-like intensity – on a budget Cameron probably spends on breakfast for his cast and

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Jun 28, 2016

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Director Terry Wickham Takes Us Inside The Horror Anthology ‘Devil’s Five’

A new horror anthology titled Devil’s Five will soon be delivered to genre fans. Writer-Director Terry Wickham teased us with new details of the film during an interview. The five-part anthology that stars Ralf Scheepers, Diana Noris, Kevin Cusick, Siakie Tetteh, Aaron Mathias, Walter Masterson, Darren Hickok, Rafael Baez Jr., Megan Penn, Almog Pail and Jonathan Weirich, promises to take fans an action-filled, terrifying journey. Horror Fuel: “Can you tell us about your state of mind while writing the upcoming horror anthology The Devil’s Five?” Wickham: “I directed three out of the five installments that make up the feature film Devil’s Five. I directed the installment “The Devil’s Five (aka The Wraparound)”, which was a lot of fun for me because it was a chance for me to push the cinematic limits of what I had done previously as a director in terms of action and horror. I really wanted to challenge myself on “The Devil’s Five” segment. I was

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Horror Fuel

Upcoming Indie Horror Anthology Devil’s Five Possesses Its First Trailer

“An ancient evil unleashes a deadly computer virus hellbent on destroying humanity.” That’s the premise behind Devil’s Five, an upcoming horror anthology that revolves around the Devil. The film is comprised of five short films, The Devil’s Five, Abandoned, Choke, Don’s Say these Words and Stash. It was important to me that The Devil’s Five start the film off with a bang.” Said Terry Wickham, director of the segments The Devil’s Five, Abandoned and Stash. “I dug deep down into my cinematic soul to come up with an exciting story that brought action immediately to a horror setting. The Terminator is one of my three favorite films and the only film that I ever went to se four straight nights at a movie theater. When I was writing The Devil’s Five, and later directing the movie, I tried to make the film flow with James Cameron-like intensity – on a budget Cameron probably spends on breakfast for his cast and

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Jun 28, 2016