‘Pumpkinhead’ Meets ‘The Descent’ in ‘Round the Decay,’ In Theaters This Month

Only monsters can kill monsters in Round the Decay. The folk-horror creature feature opens in select theaters on January 31. In a unique approach that aims to leverage demand for indie films on the big screen, Dreamscape Productions is selling ticket voucher codes that can be redeemed through Atom Tickets. Drawing inspiration from Pumpkinhead and […] The post ‘Pumpkinhead’ Meets ‘The Descent’ in ‘Round the Decay,’ In Theaters This Month appeared first on Bloody Disgusting!.

Jan 14, 2025 - 22:14
‘Pumpkinhead’ Meets ‘The Descent’ in ‘Round the Decay,’ In Theaters This Month

Only monsters can kill monsters in Round the Decay. The folk-horror creature feature opens in select theaters on January 31.

In a unique approach that aims to leverage demand for indie films on the big screen, Dreamscape Productions is selling ticket voucher codes that can be redeemed through Atom Tickets.

Drawing inspiration from Pumpkinhead and The Descent, the indie film is written and directed by Adam Newman. Greg McDougall (“The Haunting of Hill House,” “Stranger Things”) designed the practical creature.

The plot follows a young woman as she returns to the sleepy town of Newport’s Valley two years after a devastating tragedy and uncovers an all-consuming secret.

Victoria Mirrer leads an ensemble that includes Damian Maffei (The Strangers: Prey At Night), Sienna Hubert-Ross (Terrifier 3), Melody Kay (The NeverEnding Story III), Phil Duran (“Breaking Bad”), Sarah Nicklin (The Black Mass), Roger Clark (Red Dead Redemption II), and Rachel Pizzolato (“Mythbusters Jr.”) as the Wrexsoul.

“Having Round the Decay in cinemas is a dream come true,” says Newman. “I spent a lot of time as a kid daydreaming about having my stories projected on the biggest screens. I think we’ve created something that is a lot of fun and has a lot of heart. I can’t wait for people to get to see it at a theater.”

Round the Decay is rated R for “bloody violent content and gore, language, and some sexual content/nudity.”


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