Following its well-received screening at the KaPow Intergalactic Film Festival, Uncork'd Entertainment have acquired Triangle Road Entertainment and writer/director Ryan McGonagle's Halloween horror film Black Pumpkin for digital release.
You may recall back in 2018, we shared some early details on the film, along with its trailer, which can be viewed below.
Black Pumpkin takes place in Fall Creek Valley, where two boys accidentally uncover a grizzly urban legend that their small town attempted to keep buried in the past. What begins as an innocent curiosity, spirals into a terrifying Halloween night of voodoo dolls, aggressive religious high school protests, a raving mad conspiracy theorist, and Bloody Bobby the Hellspawn.
The press release adds that "a haunting soundtrack by Beat Royalty Group, lives as its own character, highlighting each jumpscare perfectly."
"After our Feb 2020 reshoots, we buckled down during quarantine to accommodate the new edits. We can't wait to see this Halloween classic introduced to the world by Uncork'd!" says Associate Producer Jacques Derosena, who also plays "Mr. Carpenter", a school teacher warning his students about Bloody Bobby and the dangers lurking in the area known as Diablo's Den.
Black Pumpkin also stars Dogen Eyeler (12 Feet Deep), Gemma Brooke Allen (SEAL Team), Grayson Thorne Patrick (Wet Hot American Summer: 10 Years Later), Kamilla Alnes ("American Horror Story"), Ellie Patrikios (In the Blink of An Eye), Alix Lane ("One Minute Worlds"), Connor Weil ("Scream: The TV Series"), Christopher DeMaci (The Silent e), Malaak Hattab (Meth Head), David Uchansky (Max Neptune and the Menacing Squid), Curt Clendenin (Legend of Fall Creek), Ryan Poole (Power Rangers), Jo Osmond ("Doctor Who"), Jordyn Lucas (Room 104), Brittany Belt (The Rookie), Tasha Dixon ("CollegeHumor Originals"), and Joseph Barone ("American Horror Story").
Black Pumpkin was filmed in various spots throughout LA County, before the pandemic struck, including one of Triangle Road Entertainment's premier locations. Executive Producer Shaeda Moghaddam's personal experience of witnessing a battle scene inspired her to share, "This bloody movie appeals to all generations of horror lovers. Magic happens when you work with a team of big imaginations, and now together with Keith Leopard from Uncork'd Entertainment, the possibilities have multiplied!"
The film will be released on iTunes, Vudu, Xbox, Google Play, Amazon, DirecTV, Dish Network, Fandango Now, and iNDEMAND this December.
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