Director Gregory Lamberson Announces New Werewolf Film, ‘The Frenzy Moon’

Slime City’s Gregory Lamberson (our interview) has announced his latest horror film, the werewolf thriller The Frenzy Moon. The film is an offshoot of his novels, The Frenzy Way, The Frenzy War, and The Frenzy Wolves. Lamberson is raising pre-production funds for the practical effects project on Indiegogo here.

Synopsis:

The film’s plot centers on six college students and a mysterious stranger who spend a terrifying night battling a pack of ferocious werewolves in a secluded cabin. The situation intensifies when the party suspects one of their own may secretly be one of the supernatural creatures.

Says Lamberson about the project:

“My goal is to make a truly frightening film. There’s a lot of action and a lot of gore, but also a lot of dramatic tension. I really want to exploit the paranoia of the situation like John Carpenter did in The Thing.  ‘What if one of us is secretly one of them?’”

The Frenzy Moon team includes special effects artists John Vincent and Mike Boas, who contributed effects to Johnny Gruesome and Widow’s Point.

“I’ve had numerous friends point me toward werewolf costumes and animatronics I could rent, and I’ve politely told them, ‘No way.’ Creating a unique werewolf is half the fun. Every single werewolf film is remembered for its creature design.”

You can contribute to The Frenzy Moon on Indiegogo here.