When Dan Bramford (James Tupper) moves his family to the idyllic town of Stull to take up the mantle as the new pastor, he is greeted with open arms and welcomed with some all-American country charm by his new congregation. With its fair share of secrets, the seemingly sleepy Stull is actually built on a demonic gateway to hell. Every year a ritual human sacrifice must take place to protect the town from the plague of a dark supernatural force.
The Bramfords have a new home, new jobs and a new beginning in Stull; but the town has much more sinister plans in store for them.
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Nothing Left To Fear
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As a fan of Guns N Roses as well as Slash's recent solo work, I was intrigued to see how he would do in the world of movies. His new song, Nothing Left To Fear is wonderfully atmospheric, depressing and dark and that's exactly what's captured so brilliantly in the film. Following a family as they move to a new, 'quiet' town, things aren't quite right. Something is very, very wrong. Similar to the original Wicker Man film, there's an inescapable sense of dread and of doom, that something terrifying is coming and that there's nothing that the family can do about it - you're always on the edge of your seat! The townsfolk are you typical horror movie religious nuts who are all keeping a sinister secret between them. Building up to an intense climax, Nothing Left To Fear keeps the momentum going and bursts with a fantastically scary finale! Top stuff! I can't wait to see more from Slash now - bring it on!