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‘Spider Baby’ Remake Poster Teases the Return of the Maddest Story Ever Told
The remake of Jack Hill’s 1967 cult classic horror film Spider Baby will premiere on Halloween night at The Frida Cinema in Santa Ana, California. The film stars Ron Chaney, the grandson of the legendary Lon Chaney Jr., and Brinke Stevens, best known for her role in 1982’s Slumber Party Massacre.
The film is directed by Dustin Ferguson (Cocaine Cougar, Mega Ape) and produced by Jack Hill, who also served as executive producer. The team promises to reimagine the beloved cult film for a new generation of horror enthusiasts.
Production on the film is complete, but Ferguson and the team have launched a new Indiegogo campaign to help out with their post-production expenses. You can learn more at the Indiegogo link and check out the brand-new official poster below.
The Spider Baby remake is a must-see for fans of the original film and for anyone who loves a good horror movie. Don’t miss the premiere on Halloween night!
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