A struggling all female metal band called “The Virginia Bitches” gets ripped off by a concert promoter. On the way to their next show their van breaks down in the middle of nowhere. Seeking help they come across a group of cannibals headed by a infamous warlock but get a surprise when they find out the girls have a specific taste for blood.
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GENRE:
Horror
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DIRECTOR :
Scott B. Hansen
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Written by Scott B Hansen and Desiree Hansen
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Scott B. Hansen
DIRECTOR
Scott Hansen has always had a passion for making feature films, and in 2013, he produced his first feature film Monumental. Written and performed by Luke Albright (Devil's Pass) and Gary Cairns (Hero Wanted), Monumental follows two young men as they journey across the U.S.A to honor one's mother by spreading her ashes at monuments she always dreamed of visiting. The film was sold and released on April 4th 2017. In 2014, Scott produced Until It Hurts, a documentary film about a piece of art commemorating fallen Navy Seals and how it has influenced a community. The film features Navy Seal Dave Hall and Wounded Wear founder, Jason Redman. The film went to be accepted to film festivals across the USA and won best feature film at Cayfest in 2016 and got world wide distribution. In 2016, Digital Thunderdome created The Possession Experiment which sold to Eone/Momentum Pictures for domestic and CMG for international distribution and was sold to 35 countries abroad. It also debuted in the top 10 in horror on iTunes for three weeks. The film begins when a theology student uses a fundraising campaign to attempt to prove if demons exist.The film stars horror icon Bill Moseley (The Devils's Rejects), Greg Travis ( Starship Troopers), and Mark Joy (Dogma). The film was also sold to HULU for a 3 year TV deal. Also In 2016 Scott jumped into the producers chair and made the feature film “Bully” starring Danny Trejo, Vincent Pastore and Ron Canada along with Disney star Tucker Albrizzi. It’s heading to Sundance 2018 and Berlin after that. Also in 2020 production finished on Scott’s new Halloween anthology feature film called “Bad Candy”. Opening to rave reviews the film has already been selected to over 22 film festivals a record for Digital Thunderdome and won best picture at Fright Night Film Festival.
SPECIAL FX TEAM
Jason C. Thompson
Set Design
Raised on a steady diet of graphic novels and horror movies from the 70’s and 80’s, Jason C. Thompson is a horror fan that realized his dream to become a part of the industry. Honing his craft with three decades of experience as a set designer, property fabricator, and scenic artist for stage plays and Haunt Attractions, he is now an award winning production designer and special effects artist for film and video.
He is known for being quick-witted, tenacious, and a delight to work with.
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Chris Dudley
PRODUCER, COMPOSER
Chris Dudley is an American composer/multi-instrumentalist most known as the keyboardist in the multi-Grammy award nominated band Underoath. After almost two decades and over one million albums sold, Chris is finally bringing his unique ear and style to the film scoring world in a way that's already leaving a prominent mark.
CAST
Photo by Finkelstein Photography
Alissa White-Gluz
as Kate
Alissa White-Gluz is an internationally renowned singer best known as the front figure of Swedish metal band, Arch Enemy. Her widely diverse vocal style and captivating stage presence have earned her many esteemed awards, collaborations with legendary artists such as Alice Cooper and Dee Snider and a well-deserved ranking among the metal elite. She even has two newly discovered animal species named after her. In addition to her music, Alissa is also creative in the visual arts and is an avid painter, nature photographer and is also well known for her activism, particularly in animal rights. Alissa is considered a pioneer and role model for women in metal.
Heidi Shephard
as Morgan
Heidi Shepherd was born on April 17, 1985 in Utah, USA as Heidi Marie Shepherd. She is an actress and casting director, known for CSI: NY (2004), Encounters and Animals (2009).
