AFM 2013: New Sales Art and Trailer for Matthan Harris’ The Inflicted
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Our Mr. Dark got an early look at Matthan Harris’ The Inflicted (review here) at the 2012 Texas Frighmare Weekend, and now the film’s making a run at this year’s American Film Market with some updated sales art and a new trailer.
TomCat Films is taking the psychological thriller to AFM. It’s written, produced, and directed by Matthan Harris and stars horror icons Bill Moseley (The Devil’s Rejects), Sid Haig (House of 1000 Corpses), Doug Bradley (Hellraiser), and Giovanni Lombardo Radice (City of the Living Dead).
Harris also appears as the film’s serial killer, David O’Hara. Lindsay Hightower, Charles Duran, Gerardo Davila, Amy Erin Amory, Matt Socia, Terry Spector, Ka Beesler, Allison Victoria, and Ian Maurer co-star.
Synopsis:
In 1992 six-year-old David O’Hara witnessed his father, Richard O’Hara, murder his two-year-old sister in Waco, Texas. David also lost his mother two years prior when she died while giving birth to his sister. In adulthood David becomes a psychopath, like his father, and starts kidnapping young women while enrolled in a medical school in Dallas.
David rapes and impregnates one of his victims, Melissa Daniels, in an attempt to replace the family that he lost as a young boy. However, the Dallas Police track down the location of David’s warehouse and rescue Melissa. Enraged, David seeks guidance from his estranged father, and they devise a plan to reclaim David’s “family.” Meanwhile, the FBI has added David to their Most Wanted list and joins forces with the Dallas Police in order to catch him. David is hell-bent on getting custody of his baby, Jessica, and he goes on a murderous rampage in an attempt to get her back.
Related Story: Texas Frightmakers: Interview with Matthan Harris
For more info visit the official The Inflicted website, “like” The Inflicted on Facebook, and follow Matthan Harris on Twitter
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