An American Werewolf in Wisconsin
The Bray Road Beast roars to life in the first full trailer for new film from Small Town Monsters
"The Bray Road Beast" explores the infamous Elkhorn creature sightings, plus centuries of Werewolf legends and myths from across the globe. From the predominant theory that witnesses merely saw an undiscovered species of large wolves to more bizarre aspects of the phenomena. The film is shot on location in and around Wisconsin, and is the seventh film from award-winning filmmaker, Seth Breedlove.
Real eyewitnesses, investigators, and historians tell the centuries-worth of history surrounding one of the world’s oldest myths… and it’s possible roots in reality. The Bray Road Beast will have a special preview screening at HorrorHound Indianapolis on Saturday, August 25th ahead of the official release on October 5th. Check out the latest trailer below.
In 1989 a country road outside of the Wisconsin town of Elkhorn became the center of a media frenzy unlike anything the world had ever seen. “People were seeing, what looked to them, like a werewolf…” said Linda Godfrey the newspaper reporter who brought the story to light in a local publication called “The Week”. In fact, many people -locals and out-of-towners alike- had sightings and encounters with the creature that came to be known as The Beast of Bray Road. Many of these sightings were largely ignored or under-reported… that is, until October 5th when the new documentary film, The Bray Road Beast will unlock decades of history relating to “werewolf” sightings around the US.
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