The trailer for the indie slasher Butchers Bluff reveals the Hogman.
Breaking Glass Pictures has revealed a trailer and poster for Butchers Bluff, an homage to 80s slasher films directed by William Instone and Matt Rifley.
The film centers on a group of students who quickly regret their decision to investigate the legend of the Hogman in a small Texas town, where 28 individuals have disappeared over the last 20 years.
The cast includes Michael Fischer, Paige Steakley, Johnny Huang, Paul T. Taylor, Bill Oberst Jr., William Instone, Jeremy London, L.C. Holt, Brinke Stevens, and Bill Johnson.
Taking place in a secluded Texas town, Butchers Bluff follows the students as they attempt to reveal the truth behind the Hogman folklore for their thesis project. What starts as an ambitious academic pursuit devolves into a terrifying struggle for survival.
Butchers Bluff is scheduled for release on March 11th.
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The trailer for the indie slasher Butchers Bluff reveals the Hogman.
Breaking Glass Pictures has released a trailer and poster for Butchers Bluff, an homage to 80s slasher films directed by William Instone and Matt Rifley. The story revolves around a group of students who quickly come to regret their decision to investigate the legend of the Hogman in a small Texas town, especially after 28 people have gone missing over two...