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Exclusive Artwork from Witchery and Fur, Comic Companion to Kodie

By Uncle Creepy
August 16th, 2010

Some time ago we posted a few early stills from indie feature Kodie, and now we've got your first look at the film's upcoming online comic companion, called Witchery and Fur, which is being drawn by artist Jerem Morrow. In addition, we have word on Kodie's premiere date from producer Andrew Rose.

B.S. Entertainment Films has announced that Kodie will world premiere on November 13th, 2010, in Dallas, Texas. The exact location and time will be announced shortly. Then, in December of 2010, we'll see the comic debut on the official Witchery and Fur website.

Kodie is written and directed by Abel Berry and stars Jayson Champion, Jennifer Stone, Michael McGibson, Jay Dela Rosa, Alexys Zahn, Jake Stone, Christian Berry, Andrea Schweers, and Amanda Fine with support from Randall McMillan, Alan Rowe Kelly, Parrish Randall, and James Furey. A synopsis of the storyline follows:

David, a paranormal investigator, has come to a point in his life where everything he cares about is being ripped away in domestic turmoil. He soon finds himself and his team caught in a world of an enraged murderous little girl named Kodie in the form of a teddy bear. Set forth by a witch's curse, she rips, dismembers, eats, and lays waste to the abusive hearts of the town, leaving them in a pool of red chaos and mangled corpses.

Now they must free themselves from the torment of Kodie's ruthless brutal Hell...

- Uncle Creepy

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