In the summer of 2007, a group of emerging filmmakers and actors set out into the Scottish wilderness to make a low-budget horror film in homage to the low-budget American horror films of the 1970s.
A Scottish low-budget horror film made in 2007 in homage to 70s slashers like the Texas Chainsaw Massacre is finally seeing the light of day after nearly 17 years.The team of filmmakers and actors led by Glasgow's own writer/director Sean Wilkie set out into the Scottish wilderness to make the film in the summer of 2007.
The long-dormant Scottish shot horror film, which highlights the nightmarish reality faced by a group of friends, who are drawn to a sinister bench and disappear one by one, is being revived by Magic Monkey Films.
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