Filmmaker Geno McGahee recently premiered his latest film, Blood Harvest: Night of the Scarecrows, to an enthusiastic crowd. On October 24th, fans packed Agawam Cinemas in Agawam, Massachusetts, for the exclusive screening.
Coming Soon to Streaming Platforms
Moviegoers will soon have another opportunity to watch this thrilling film. Specifically, the movie will hit Tubi in January for viewers everywhere. Additionally, the team is preparing to launch the title on various other streaming sites soon. Release dates for those platforms will follow soon. Cinema Epoch and Cineridge Entertainment are distributing the release worldwide. The project is also an official Xposse Production.
Uncovering a Deadly Town Secret
The story follows a compelling narrative filled with danger and mystery. Eric Michaelian stars as Mitch, a writer who returns home to live with his father. However, he soon discovers that his hometown harbors a deadly secret. He must act quickly before the situation collapses.
Mitch teams up with Stacy, played by Lorrie Bacon, to fight back. Sharon Marr joins the fight as Sharon, supporting their dangerous mission. Together, the group tries to uncover the truth about the monstrous force. They fight bravely to stop a horde of bloodthirsty killer scarecrows.
Honoring Classic Eighties Slasher Cinema
This horror movie serves as a true throwback slasher and monster feature. It intentionally follows the beloved formula of classics like Friday the 13th.
McGahee explicitly notes his deep affection for those traditional genre roots. He explains that Friday the 13th heavily inspired his creative vision. Thus, the production team lovingly pays tribute to that iconic franchise throughout the runtime.
McGahee notes that “the film is very inspired by FRIDAY THE 13TH and we pay some tributes to that franchise. It’s an 80’s style movie with a high death count and a lot of killer scarecrow fun to be had.”
A Dedicated Ensemble Cast
The cast also includes Nick Verdi, Hannah R Barry, Jake Tyler, Erik Zifcak, and John Shea. Additionally, Martin Duplessis, Nat Cook, Jesse Waegelein-Hall, and Cat McDonald round out the cast. Cayla Harhausen, Matt Hebert, Pawel Watracz, and Rick Caride also co-star.
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