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Evil Awakening (2008) [N/A]

Featuring:
Geno McGahee, Terry Lockett, Steven Adams, Tony Brown

Directed by:
Geno McGahee, Jeremy Weiskotten


Release Date:
August 19, 2008

Original Title:
Evil Awakening

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 74

Overview from TheMovieDB

Accused by the local authorities of brutally murdering a group of Ludlow, Mass., residents with an axe, troubled loner Geno McGahee (co-director Geno McGahee) sets out to prove his innocence and track down the real slaughterer in this thrasher. When McGahee becomes convinced that the true culprit is a deceased serial killer who has risen from the grave, he begins to wonder if he'd be better off in jail after all.

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Overview from Open Movies

Ludlow, a small and quiet town, was once terrorized by an insane serial killer. The townspeople brought him to justice, but true evil does not die. He will return and when a group of youngsters looking to party and have a good time in the very woods where he was killed, they will have to deal with the Evil Awakening and the bloodbath that ensues. Ludlow has a legend, and it carries and axe.

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Rankings and Honors

Evil Awakening (2008) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 4.6/10

Production

Director:
Geno McGahee
Jeremy Weiskotten

Writer:
Geno McGahee

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