American World Pictures to Terrorize Horror Audiences with Jason R. Dudeck's Spores

Keep your laboratory suit on, because Jason R. Dudeck's (Legacy) Spores is very infectious. This film is so infectious that American World Pictures has bought the rights to this sci-fi thriller, during Cannes '11 (Variety). Now, horror fans can take a look at the early art and synopsis, which envisions a virus spreading from friend to friend. Get ready to cut some close ties later in 2011, as Spores will move into production this June. More details on this picture are below.

The synopsis for Spores is here:

"Spores revolves around a remote pharmaceutical lab where an infected test subject violently murders research scientists working on the vaccine for a lethal spore-born virus; those infected transform into psychotic killing machines.

Meanwhile, ex-Iraqi soldier Dean Arnold returns home to his girlfriend, Mandy, to help his hoarding grandmother clean out her farm with his closest friends. Before long, the spores infect the group and the friends quickly turn on each other. Unbeknownst to them, the company used the farmhouse as a secret testing facility... Now, Dean must battle the giant corporation, their trained assassins, and his own friends in a race to find the vaccine before the deadly spores kill them all!" (Dread).

Completion Year: 2011.

Director: Jason R. Dudek.

Producer: Greg Strasburg.

Sources:

Spores' Synopsis at Dread Central

Spores' Sale to American World Pictures at Variety

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