Official Trail of Satan Artwork
Here it is, the official artwork for The Trail of Satan. Courtesy of Mary Goff
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Gates of Gore Presents: The Trail of Satan
Gates of Gore founder, Kristy Langford, is currently writing the ultimate gorefest titled THE TRAIL OF SATAN. Here's a little story of how this came about: Back in 2004, I wrote a short script titled, THE TRAIL OF SATAN. The original concept was about a group of friends who camp out in the woods and one of them gets possessed by Satan and goes on a killing spree. It was a fun ride, especially for my first script, which made me happy. It's now 2015 and I never thought I'd even want to do anymore writing, but I had the best inspiration and THE TRAIL OF SATAN is being revised...with the concept going in a totally different direction. There is one scene from my original script that will be included that just kicked ass. THE TRAIL OF SATAN is about sex, drugs, death metal and the ultimate bad ass killer. It's an unapologetic piece for the gorehound in all of you. THE PLOT: In 1985, Mitch, the lead singer of the band Fire and Brimstone, commited suicide in the name of...
Andy Copp Interview
Andy Copp is one of my new favorite directors, having directed a very disturbing flick as THE MUTILATION MAN. Hell, I even think it's more disturbing then SCRAPBOOK and that's saying something. Anyway, Andy is a very cool guy and he was so great to let me interview him, so check it out. Please check out Andy's awesome site at www.coppfilms.com THE INTERVIEW Kristy Langford: What are your favorite horror flicks? Andy Copp: My Favorite Horror flick is THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, the original Tobe Hooper film, not that piece of shit, gap commercial abortion that slimed its way across movie screens and the inpressionable teen consumer audiences embraced this past fall. The 1974 film still has a power and impact unmatched by any horror film before or since. The feeling of dread, and doom is established immediately and builds for the whole movie. TMC was one of the films that made me decide that the real power of the medium lay in the horror genre. KL: What d...