Felissa Rose Joins Sadie Katz, James Pratt, Eva Hamilton, Rufus Dorsey and Randy Charach in Texas Nightmare

Michael Merino, (Acceleration ), is set to deliver another spine-chilling thriller with his upcoming horror film, A Texas Nightmare.
L-R Felissa Rose, Sadie Katz, James Pratt, Eva Hamilton, Rufus Dorsey, Randy Charach

Michael Merino, (Acceleration ), is set to deliver another spine-chilling thriller with his upcoming horror film, A Texas Nightmare. The project starts filming in Los Angeles this month and producers have confirmed celebrated horror icon, Felissa Rose has joined the cast which already includes Sadie Katz ( Wrong Turn 6 , ClutchJames Pratt  ( Malibu Crush, Longevity Hackers) Eva Hamilton (Ruin me, Black Mass ) and Rufus Dorsey ( Pearl Harbor )

Texas Nightmare is being produced by veteran producer Randy Charach, whose past credits include John Travolta’s The Fanatic, Beyond the Law with Steven Segal, and the ensemble comedy Wild Oats, with Demi Moore, Jessica Lange, and Shirley MacLaine.

The plot revolves around Angie ( Sadie Katz ) who in order to complete a novel heads to an isolated home in Texas Hill County, and finds herself at the centre of a life and death struggle.

Charach Productions and MCM Films are producing the film with a release date set for early 2025.

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