A T-Rex gets possessed in ‘T-Rexorcist’, from the creators of ‘Crackoon’

You’re gonna need a bigger bible.

Or at least say a whole lot of prayers, because possession horror T-Rexorcist is on the way, an upcoming film from the mad studio who brought you Crackoon, Fuzzy Monkey Films.

Described as an “epic old-school monster movie”, the official synopsis reads:  “A deadly, skeletal secret has been buried in the fields of Irvington for hundreds of years. Unearthed by paleontologists from the local college, these fossils don’t belong to any ordinary dinosaur; they are the remains of an ancient reptilian creature that terrorized the Native Americans long before the white man set foot in this “new” world. The beast is awakened when its crumbling bones are soaked in blood; its spirit possesses the pompous Professor Bellinger. Only Enola Moon, a troubled young woman with Native blood, guided by the tribal tales of her grandfather, knows the carnage that is to come to Irvington. Her doubting sister, Kima, struggles with her own demons of superstition versus heritage. Along with her boyfriend, Sean, and his dim-witted, douche bag best friend, Jay, Kima must confront her doubts to destroy the monster that clawed its way out of Hell.”

Rosaria Eraso (Crackoon), Tim Hale (Killer Campout Part II), Chad Critelli (Cracula), Fred Munkachy (Revenge of the Spacemen), Rick Jermain (Shriekshow), Kristina Santiago (Ombis Alien Invasion 2), and Floyd Ewing Jr. (The Dead Next Door) star.

Brad Twigg (Crackoon) directed from a script by Jon Killough (Skinned Alive).

Brett Piper (Class of Nuke’em High 2: Subhumanoid Meltdown) is handling the stop-motion effects, with Eve Mencke (Fractured) doing the blood and gore effects.

The film has wrapped production, but is currently seeking funds through Crowdfundr to raise money for post-production. The filmmakers note the funds will be used for stop-motion and visual effects, editing, score, sound design, etc.

On IG, director Brad Twigg adds, “If you love practical effects, old-school creature features, over-the-top horror, and giant dinosaurs, T-Rexorcist was made for you. This film is packed with practical monster effects, wild creature mayhem, and the kind of crazy horror fun that only indie filmmaking can deliver. It’s going to be absolutely bonkers!“

Check out all of the perks on the film’s Crowdfundr, and contribute if you want to see a possessed T-rex wreaking havoc. I know I do.

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