Gore Orphanage, the recipient of Horror Society’s 2015 “Most Anticipated Film” Award, is quickly approaching its July 11 world premiere at the Sandusky State Theatre in Sandusky, Ohio. Luckily, the horror genre is a medium that is all encompassing and there are some people who prefer to imagine the scary world a writer produced in their own minds instead of seeing it on a big, flashy screen. So, if you’re a big reader and not a fan of cinema, then here’s your chance to read Gore Orphanage before the movie takes the spotlight.
Gore Orphanage the movie was written and directed by Emily Lapisardi with co-writer and executive producer Cody Knotts, although Lapisardi is solely responsible for the creation of Gore Orphanage the book. Currently available on Amazon.com through Principalities of Darkness LLC, Gore Orphanage is priced at $2.99 on Kindle and $10.99 for paperbacks. Click here to purchase your copies today.
When eight-year-old Nellie is taken to Gore Orphanage, run by neurotic Victoria Gore Pryor, she faces danger at every turn and quickly learns that some things are worse than losing her family. Inspired by the Ohio urban legend, Gore Orphanage explores the delicate business of raising children well, the consequences of the breakdown of support for abandoned children, and the power of fire to cleanse and destroy. Female-centric horror written for a female audience.
