The Roost


Four friends on their way to a Halloween wedding become stranded out in the middle of nowhere. Looking for help, they soon find themselves trapped on a mysterious farm. CREATURES OF THE NIGHT awaken, and THE UNDEAD rise! As a night of relentless HORROR begins!

LATEST NEWS

7/21/06
The final DVD artwork can be seen above.

7/09/06
The film will be hitting the DVD circuit this October. You can check above for the temporary artwork, courtesy of Fango.

10/03/05
The new poster can be viewed above.

6/23/05
Showtime has picked up the distribution rights, and will air it on the channel sometime later this year; following a DVD run shortly after.

6/20/05
New poster art can be found above, while some new pics can be found below. If you're gonna be around the LA area this week you can check a screening at the LA Film Festival on June 22 at 9:30 p.m

1/15/05
I've added the psoter for the film. If you're around the Austin area between March 11 to the 20th, you might want to visit the South by Southwest film festival, where The Roost will be premiering at.

12/08/04
The official site has updated with new goodies. I've also added a link to the trailer.

9/15/04
The Two Boots Pioneer Theater in NY will screen the film on October 27th at 7 PM.

5/27/04
Added a couple new pics of "the horror host" played by Tom Noonan. You can also read an interview with the director here.

5/15/04
I've added some gory pics for the film, which you can view on the right.

DETAILS

- The film is part of Larry Fessenden’s (Habit, Wendigo) Scare-Flix Trilogy.
- Scare-Flix are Roger Corman-Esque old school low budget indie horror films.
- The movie is structured as if you were watching a Midnight Movie television program.
- Inspired by all decades of horror, the tone of the film is based mainly on the late 70s early 80s.
- The story takes place in one night
- Shooting Wrapped in Delaware (October 2003).
- Producer Susan Leber was named one of Variety’s Top Producers to watch.

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