Having Had Enough Meat, Drew Daywalt Wants More Teeth

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Know what we love? Getting a press release announcing that Drew Daywalt is once again toiling around in his Fear Factory. So what’s the short-form horror maestro up to next? Read on for details.

From the Press Release
Smoke plumes are once again rising from the long dormant Daywalt Fear Factory. With two new shorts in the can and debuting over the next month, the DFF team came right off of their recent feature film for Syfy and got back to the serious business of short horror.

First up is MEAT, a cheeky little piece of the macabre about two rednecks, AJ Bowen (HORRIBLE WAY TO DIE, HOUSE OF THE DEVIL) and Ed Ackerman (FROZEN, CHILLERAMA) and their late night encounter with… a unicorn. Written and directed by Drew Daywalt and produced by Robert Galluzzo and Jeff Farley.

Having Had Enough Meat, Drew Daywalt Wants More Teeth

On the heels of that is WANTS MORE TEETH, about a woman and her daughter and their brutal encounter with the tooth fairy. The film was was written and directed by Drew Daywalt and produced by Drew Daywalt and Jeff Farley. It, stars Courtney Halverson (DEATH VALLEY, LEPRECHAUN’S REVENGE) and Abigail Daywalt (THERE’S NO SUCH THING), with a cameo by filmmaker Marichelle Daywalt (MOCKINGBIRD, MANY DOORS OF ALBERT WHALE). Creature FX by Farley, costumes by Sarah Mgeni and score by Gregory Burkart/CORVO.

Both films will be released online summer 2012.

Having Had Enough Meat, Drew Daywalt Wants More Teeth

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