Synopsis:
Rebecca is brought back from the brink of death by top secret agency 'Project 571'. She is trained as a lethal assassin and sent on missions to kill that which she has become, a vampire.
When Project 571 is destroyed by a gang of vampires, Rebecca is thrown into a quest for an ancient book powerful enough to raise the dead. Rebecca joins two priests on a journey to kill the master vampire Hugo Renoir before he can unleash the grotesque souls of the damned into our dimension. If Hugo is allowed to perform the ancient ceremony the earth shall forever pass into the realm of darkness.
Along the way Rebecca must utilise her training to face Vampires, Demons and Witches all vying for the book and its awesome power.
TerrorFEST (Philadelphia) Nominated for Best Feature
South African HorrorFEST
Swansea Bay Film Festival
Swindon Film Festival
Big Bang Film Festival
FATALLY-YOURS.COM
"A very unique, entertaining and fun film! I was astounded at the quality of the action sequences. The Witches Hammer is a fun, entertaining horror film that doesn‚t rely on nudity, sex or excessive gore to titillate the audience. Instead it relies on a cohesive, interesting story, insane action sequences, entertaining characters and a great mythology. The Witches Hammer delights at every turn. Looks like this is proof UK indie horror is back"
CINEMA-CRAZED.COM
"...visually orgasmic action horror flick"
Cast:
Claudia Coulter, Jonathan Sidgwick, Tom Dover, Sally Reeve, Jason Tompkins, Miguel Ruz, Magda Rodriguez, Beryl Nesbitt, Sam Smith, Harold Gasnier, Stephanie Beacham
Crew:
Costume Designer: Andrew Joslin
Make-up Supervisor: Helen Chambers
Production Designer: Kristin Allin
Photographed by: John Raggett
Fight Choreography: Kris Tanaka
Post-Production Sound Designer: Glen Yard
Visual Effects by: Dark Raven
Digital Special Effects Supervisor: Arif Majothi
Original Score by: Mark Conrad Chambers
Edited by: James Eaves
Executive Producer: Jim Roberts
Associate Producer: Steven Barnes
Produced by: Laura Tennant & James Eaves
Written and Directed by: James Eaves
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