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Gareth Morgan (b. 1981)

Alias:
Gareth 'Slasher Trash' Morgan

Birthplace:
Pontypool, Wales, UK

Born:
July 17, 1981

Biography from TheMovieDB

Gareth Morgan was born on July 17th, 1981 in Pontypool, Wales, UK and now lives in Herefordshire, England, UK.  He is best known across social media as slasher film fanatic 'Slasher Trash', spending his spare time singing the praises of horror's beloved sub-genre.  Friday the 13th love letter 13 Fanboy (2021) marked his debut credit as an executive producer on an independent feature.  The Deborah Voorhees film stayed in Amazon's Horror Top 10 for weeks - narrowly missing out on the #1 spot to Scream - and later became one of the best selling DVD releases of 2022.  Gareth is following up 13 Fanboy with several new slashers due for release in 2023: Final Summer, Go Away, Murdercise, Phantom Fun-World, Late Checkout, XXX-Mas, and NYE themed stalk & slash films Time's Up and New Fears Eve. The Slasher Nurse is expected in 2024.  He was also an executive producer on Terror Trips (2021).

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Executive Producer:
2021  13 Fanboy
2022  Terror Trips
2022  Time's Up!
2023  Final Summer
2023  Go Away
2023  Late Checkout
2023  Murdercise
2023  New Fears Eve
2023  Phantom Fun-World
2023  XXX-Mas
????  The Slasher Nurse

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