There are only three weeks left of pre-production before production partakes on Slime City Massacre, the sequel to the 1998 cult film, Slime City from Gregory Lamberson.
The film is produced by Marc Makowski, co-producer of the original, and executive produced by John Maclay, a horror writer and publisher. The film will star Debbie Rochon, Lee Perkins, Brooke Lewis, Robert Sabin, horror author Kealen Patrick Burke and Jennifer Bihl.
SCM is the survival story of two fugitives from a totalitarian government, Cory (Burke) and Alexa (Bihl), who hide out in remnants of midtown Manhattan known as Slime City, in the aftermath of a dirty bomb. When the lovers team up with two other survivors, Alice (Rochon) and Mason (Perkins), they come across more than what they’ve bargained for.
Take a look at this make-up test of Jennifer Bihl as “Alexa.”
If that didn’t snag your attention, check out what Lamberson had to say.
“This film takes the drug addiction metaphor of the original and goes much farther with it,” Lamberson explains. “We’ve multiplied the sex, violence and action of Slime City tenfold. We have radioactive skies, camps of homeless people, mercenaries and a society of cannibals. Anytime I’ve been tempted to scale things back to make shooting easier I’ve gone in the opposite direction – ‘How can we make this even bigger?’ This film is both a period piece and a futuristic, post apocalyptic film, with four creature characters instead of one.”
Lamberson plans to have the film finished by the end of the year in order to take it on the film festival circuit in 2010 when his next novels, The Frenzy Way and Desperate Souls, are published. His first three features will be released on DVD July 28.
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