Small Town Monsters Launches First Trailer for "Terror in the Skies"
Source: Justin Cook PR
Small Town Monsters has released the first trailer for "Terror in the Skies." Small Town Monsters made waves in 2017 with their documentary, "The Mothman of Point Pleasant," which "Terror in the Skies," is being called a 'spiritual sequel.'
Director of the film, Seth Breedlove explores hundred of years of terrifying reports of encounters from the land of Lincoln. He will be exploring Alton's man-eating Piasa Bird and the recent sightings in Chicago of the what resembles the Mothman. Authors Loren Coleman and Troy Taylor will be featured in the documentary.
"Terror in the Skies" is narrated by author, musician, and TV personality Lyle Blackburn. It's co-written by Breedlove and Mark Matzke. The producers are both Seth and Adrienne Breedlove. It will also feature original illustrations by Matt Harris and Brian Serway.
So here's the first trailer:
The film is being funding (along with MOMO: The Missouri Monster") through Kickstarter (which started today). The campaign offers backers the opportunity to have their names added to the credits of the films, posters, apparel, DVD copies, etc. You can check out the Kickstarter here.
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Small Town Monsters has released the first trailer for "Terror in the Skies." Small Town Monsters made waves in 2017 with their documentary, "The Mothman of Point Pleasant," which "Terror in the Skies," is being called a 'spiritual sequel.'
Director of the film, Seth Breedlove explores hundred of years of terrifying reports of encounters from the land of Lincoln. He will be exploring Alton's man-eating Piasa Bird and the recent sightings in Chicago of the what resembles the Mothman. Authors Loren Coleman and Troy Taylor will be featured in the documentary.
"Terror in the Skies" is narrated by author, musician, and TV personality Lyle Blackburn. It's co-written by Breedlove and Mark Matzke. The producers are both Seth and Adrienne Breedlove. It will also feature original illustrations by Matt Harris and Brian Serway.
So here's the first trailer:
The film is being funding (along with MOMO: The Missouri Monster") through Kickstarter (which started today). The campaign offers backers the opportunity to have their names added to the credits of the films, posters, apparel, DVD copies, etc. You can check out the Kickstarter here.
