Small Town Monsters is back with a new docudrama that delves into the secret history of the infamous Jersey Devil with Bloodlines: The Jersey Devil Curse.
Explore the dark history of the east coast’s most well-known folkloric figure, a history that stretches all the way back to the founding of the United States and Benjamin Franklin. Through in-depth interviews with historians and locals, Bloodlines will peel back hundreds of years of misinformation regarding the forked-tailed nightmare.
“Something stalks the Pine Barrens of New Jersey. A demon said to inhabit the dark forests of these lands have stalked and terrified the locals for centuries, but what is the true story behind its dark origin? Said to be the thirteenth child of a witch, the Jersey Devil has long been known as one of the most popular urban legends in North America. But did you know its history stretches back thousands of years and hints at something far more terrifying than a simple “fairytale”? Now, uncover the roots of one of the most dramatic, and dramatically terrifying accounts of the Jersey Devil in recent memory!”
While witnesses still claim to encounter the Jersey Devil within the sprawling forest known as the Pine Barrens, the real story behind the creature’s origin had never been told. Now, the film crew behind The Mothman of Point Pleasant will set the record straight.
With the blend of narrative, horror, and documentary elements that have become synonymous with their projects, Small Town Monsters aims to bring the Jersey Devil to life.
“It’s one of those classic, gothic, American tales that we’ve been wanting to tackle for years but just couldn’t find the right way to do it… Until now,” said Small Town Monsters founder Seth Breedlove.
Bloodlines: The Jersey Devil Curse debuts on major streaming platforms on November 15th, from 1091 Pictures, including on iTunes, Amazon Prime Video, Vudu, and FandangoNOW. This educational and bone-chilling new entry into the Small Town Monsters canon is directed by Seth Breedlove, promising a documentary that will terrify as well as educate its audience.
