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Matthan Harris caused a stir on the indie scene a few years back with The Inflicted, and now he has a supernatural horror film in pre-production entitled Baphomet. Check out the first details, some early concept art, and more right here!

Harris serves as writer, director, and producer with Incisive Pictures on Baphomet. Emmy-nominated FX artist Jeff Farley designed the film's demon, and artist Simone Giongrandi crafted the teaser poster, both of which you'll see below.

Casting should be firming up shortly, and we'll keep you updated as production commences. For more info in the meantime, keep your eyes on the Baphomet Facebook page.

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A family in Northern California celebrates their 24-year-old daughter’s pregnancy. The celebration is interrupted when Satanic cult leader Henrik Brandr unexpectedly visits their ranch. Henrik offers to pay the family a large sum for ownership of their land, claiming it is sacred to his congregation.

Our Mr. Dark got an early look at Matthan Harris' The Inflicted (review here) at the 2012 Texas Frighmare Weekend, and now the film's making a run at this year's American Film Market with some updated sales art and a new trailer.

TomCat Films is taking the psychological thriller to Afm. It's written, produced, and directed by Matthan Harris and stars horror icons Bill Moseley (The Devil's Rejects), Sid Haig (House of 1000 Corpses), Doug Bradley (Hellraiser), and Giovanni Lombardo Radice (City of the Living Dead).

Harris also appears as the film's serial killer, David O'Hara. Lindsay Hightower, Charles Duran, Gerardo Davila, Amy Erin Amory, Matt Socia, Terry Spector, Ka Beesler, Allison Victoria, and Ian Maurer co-star.

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In 1992 six-year-old David O’Hara witnessed his father, Richard O’Hara, murder his two-year-old sister in Waco, Texas. David also lost his mother two years prior when she died while giving birth to his sister.

As we told you a few weeks ago, Matthan Harris' The Inflicted (review here) is being released on DVD May 21st from Osiris Entertainment, and to get you ready for it, we have a pair to clips to share.

The film, which stars Bill Moseley, Sid Haig, Doug Bradley, Giovanni Lombardo Radice, Matthan Harris, Lindsay Hightower, Charles Duran, Gerardo Davila, Amy Erin Amory, Matt Socia, Terry Spector, Ka Beesler, Allison Victoria, and Ian Maurer, recently won the Gold Remi Award for Best First Feature at WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival.

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In 1992 six-year-old David O’Hara witnessed his father, Richard O’Hara, murder his two-year-old sister in Waco, Texas. David also lost his mother two years prior when she died while giving birth to his sister. In adulthood David becomes a psychopath, like his father, and starts kidnapping young women while enrolled in a medical school in Dallas.

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It's been awhile since we've heard anything about Matthan Harris' The Infliction (review here), but it has a spiffy new title - The Inflicted - and a DVD release date courtesy of Osiris Entertainment. Read on for the artwork, new trailer, and more details.

Writer/director Harris dropped us a line with news of the name change and release info. Look for The Inflicted on May 21st loaded with the following special features:

Behind-the-Scenes Featurette Deleted Scenes Blooper Reel Interviews Texas Frightmare Weekend Q&A Trailer

The film stars Bill Moseley, Sid Haig, Doug Bradley, Giovanni Lombardo Radice, Matthan Harris, Lindsay Hightower, Charles Duran, Gerardo Davila, Amy Erin Amory, Matt Socia, Terry Spector, Ka Beesler, Allison Victoria, and Ian Maurer.

Related Story: Texas Frightmakers: Interview with Matthan Harris

For more visit the official The Inflicted website, "like" The Inflicted on Facebook, and follow Matthan Harris on Twitter.

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Interviewed by Michael Juvinall, More Horror.com

Most of today’s horror fans are very aware of Sid Haig and his role as the notorious Captain Spaulding in Rob Zombie’s House of 1000 Corpses (2003) and The Devil’s Rejects (2005). But what many fans aren’t aware of is that Sid Haig’s career dates back to 1960 with over 60 film and over 350 television appearances. He’s been in the business for over 50 years and has worked with some of the biggest names in Hollywood, including Lon Chaney Jr., Omar Sharif, Sean Connery, George Lucas, and Quentin Tarantino. Haig started making a name for himself while working with director Jack Hill in his exploitation films such as Spider Baby (1968), Pit Stop (1969), The Big Doll House (1971), and The Big Bird Cage (1972). He continued working in Hollywood in a variety of villainous roles including Diamonds are Forever (1971), Coffy (1973), Foxy Brown (1974), Savage Sisters (1974), Jackie Brown (1997), and Kill Bill vol.

Matthan Harris, creator of the independent horror flick The Infliction, has announced that Italian composer Marco Werba will be writing the score for the film. To go along with this news, Harris supplied us with a new set of stills.

Werba, whose credits include Timo Rose's Beast, Fearmakers, and Braincell won the Fantasy Horror Award in 2010 for his score in Dario Argento's Giallo (see a picture of the two men below). You can learn more about him via the official Marco Werba website.

The Infliction stars genre favorites Bill Moseley, Sid Haig, Doug Bradley and Giovanni Lombardo Radice alongside Matthan Harris, Lindsay Hightower, Charles Duran, Gerardo Davila and Amy Erin Amory. The flick also marks the first time Bill Moseley and Doug Bradley have acted together (as Mr. O'Hara and Agent Wilson, respectively).

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David O'Hara is a troubled medical student who kidnaps, rapes and murders women. He impregnates one of his victims,...

Writer/director/producer/star Matthan Harris has provided Dread Central with an exclusive batch of photos from his new film The Infliction. Recently interviewed as part of DC's "Texas Frightmakers" series, Harris is wrapping up post-production on the film as we speak. He hopes to have the remaining work completed in time for a May premiere.

The Infliction stars genre favorites Bill Moseley, Sid Haig, Doug Bradley and Giovanni Lombardo Radice alongside Matthan Harris, Lindsay Hightower, Charles Duran, Gerardo Davila and Amy Erin Amory. The flick also marks the first time Bill Moseley and Doug Bradley have acted together (as Mr. O'Hara and Agent Wilson, respectively).

In the film David O'Hara is a troubled medical student who kidnaps, rapes and murders women. He impregnates one of his victims, Melissa Daniels, in an attempt to replace the family that he lost as a young boy. However, the police rescue Melissa from David’s warehouse,...

Texas is a strange, strange place. Most horror fans think about chainsaws when you say the name Texas around them, and that's not a huge stretch from the truth. Bigger than many nations, Texas contains every variety of landscape and community found elsewhere in the Us. It also contains no small amount of weirdness and weirdos. Inspired by the Texas Frightmakers panels at last year's Texas Frightmare Weekend as well as my love for my adopted home, I'm proud to introduce a series of monthly interviews called Texas Frightmakers.

I'll be speaking with horror folks from all over the state and all aspects of horror. The genre is thriving in Texas, with horrors of every shape and kind popping up all over the state. It's my hope that you'll discover some people you otherwise wouldn't and come to appreciate Texas for the horror hotbed that it is.

To kick things off,...

The Infliction is an upcoming 2012 horror film following the story of a serial killer. The unsettling production has been helmed by writer/producer/director Matthan Harris, with genre stars Bill Moseley, Sid Hair and Giovanni Lombardo in the mix.

Today we’ve got the poster, trailer and ten wicked stills from the film. Check them all out below, and let us know what you think of this movie!

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David O’Hara is a troubled medical student who kidnaps, rapes and murders women. He impregnates one of his victims, Melissa Daniels, in an attempt to replace the family that he lost as a young boy. However, the police rescue Melissa from David’s warehouse, and David goes on a murderous rampage to get his family back.

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A new genre flick is on its way with some very familiar faces, and we've got all of the information you need to get you excited including stills, a one-sheet, and even a teaser trailer. Dig it!

Written, produced, and directed by Matthan Harris, The Infliction stars genre favorites Bill Moseley, Sid Haig, Doug Bradley and Giovanni Lombardo Radice alongside Texas actors Matthan Harris, Lindsay Hightower, Charles Duran and Gerardo Davila. The flick also marks the first time Bill Moseley and Doug Bradley have acted together (as Mr. O'Hara and Agent Wilson, respectively).

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David O'Hara is a troubled medical student who kidnaps, rapes and murders women. He impregnates one of his victims, Melissa Daniels, in an attempt to replace the family that he lost as a young boy. However, the police rescue Melissa from David’s warehouse, and David goes on a murderous rampage to get his family back.

Under the pseudonym John Morghen, actor Giovanni Lombardo Radice appeared in a string of Italian gorefests, helmed by the industry’s masters of horror like Umberto Lenzi (Cannibal Ferox), Lucio Fulci (City Of The Living Dead), Michele Soavi (The Sect and Stagefright) and Lamberto Bava (Body Puzzle). The cultured Radice met gruesome fates in most of these bloody films and generally portrayed shady characters. Now, in the U.S. production The Infliction, Radice plays a good guy for a change, Lieutenant Lorenzo, who’s hard at work on a diabolical serial killer case in Dallas, Texas (see previous item here). Fango spoke with Radice about writer/director/star Matthan Harris’ The Infliction, and we also got some exclusive pics to boot.

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Under the pseudonym John Morghen, actor Giovanni Lombardo Radice appeared in a string of Italian gorefests, helmed by the industry’s masters of horror like Umberto Lenzi (Cannibal Ferox), Lucio Fulci (City Of The Living Dead), Michele Soavi (The Sect and Stagefright) and Lamberto Bava (Body Puzzle). The cultured Radice met gruesome fates in most of these bloody films and generally portrayed shady characters. Now, in the U.S. production The Infliction, Radice plays a good guy for a change, Lieutenant Lorenzo, who’s hard at work on a diabolical serial killer case in Dallas, Texas (see previous item here). Fango spoke with Radice about writer/director/star Matthan Harris’ The Infliction, and we also got some exclusive pics to boot.

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There's no shortage of horror 'names' in Matthan Harris' The Infliction that's for sure. We've also got an early look at the film's trailer waiting for you inside.

Synopsis (special thanks for Bloody Disgusting for getting their hands on this plot crunch): David O'Hara is a troubled med school student who kidnaps, rapes and murders women. He impregnates one of his victims, Melissa Daniels, in an attempt to replace the family that he lost as a young boy. However, the police rescue Melissa from David’s warehouse, and David goes on a murderous rampage to get his family back.

This one stars Bill Moseley, Doug Bradley, Giovanni Lombardo Radice, Sid Haig, Matthan Harris, Lindsay Hightower, Amy Erin Amory, Gerardo Davila, Charles Duran.

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