The latest update from Black Lagoon. I’m still pretty psyched for this thing to really get started.
Black Lagoon is an upcoming creature feature from Origin Releasing and Dead Sea Films, written and directed by Brandon Slagle. As previously reported, world renowned special effects artist Cleve Hall will be creating the creature that will terrorize southern California in this flick.
As of the last update, cast members of Black Lagoon included Cleve Hall (“Monster Man”), Britt Griffith and K.J. McCormick (“Ghost Hunters”), Jim Mitchell (“Storage Wars”), Scream Queen Devanny Pinn, director Brandon Slagle, and Alexis Iacono (The Black Dahlia Haunting).
I am happy to announce that several new cast members have been announced, including Chanel Ryan (Bad Kids Go To Hell), Frederic Doss (Human vs. Zombies), Ryan Kiser (“One Night Stand”), Adrian Quihuis (Area 51 Confidential), and Mel Turner (Pocahauntus).
You can follow Black Lagoon on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/BlackLagoonMoviefor all the best updates, although I will be posting them here frequently.
“2002 – Afghanistan, American troops KIER THAN and CASTOR POLLUX investigate the disappearance of a squadron of SEALS over a reservoir near the Afghan border. The disappearance is attributed to a “serpent beast” which is said to re-appear every thirty years in various areas of the planet to feed. Though their initial instinct is to brush off the story and investigate further, they have a special connection to this “beast”.
Present Day, Southern California – Castor and Kier – back at home and now involved in various miscreant activities in the region – witness what to many may be an unexplained phenomena – the mass of water that the town which they call home is located on is experiencing the drastic dying off of its marine life. The state is called in and a specialist named Victoria Amissus – herself a native of the town – is called in to investigate.
However, Castor and Kier know what is actually going on – they know that this great serpent has returned to their home, and now must prepare the town for their “offering”.”
