Fellow Horror Fans:

Well, I did it.

I finally finished my first feature-length horror film, the Gothic western Shroud. The film revolves around a 300-year old Indian legend of a depraved soldier in the service of Coronado who, convicted for murdering and eating Apache children, is condemned and hanged by the Conquistador on a cursed tree.

The film explores the medieval legend of the revenant, and follows Lady Victoria Celestine, a Dutch wife in search of her missing husband, an occultist sent to the Arizona Territory (Civil War America) in to confirm or deny the existence of the mythical monster.

Accompanying Lady Celestine is her younger brother Abraham, a boy who will learn the mystery and the might of the undead -- knowledge he will eventually call upon thirty-five years later to do battle with a famous Transylvanian count.

If you want a sneak peek, feel free to visit http://www.shroud-movie.com and, I don’t know, tell me what you think.

The horror side of it is a major revelation in the story.

I am writing a sequel as well, so I am definitely trying to bring a little horror into everyone’s lives.

Comments welcome.

Sincerely,

Davdi Jetre
Jetrefilm