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Bloodbeat

by Brian G Berry

A novelization of Fabrice-Ange Zaphiratos’s 1983 film

On the back of the box

This Christmas, something is hunting

Sarah and her boyfriend Ted travel to spend Christmas with his family in rural Wisconsin. But as soon as she arrives, she senses that something is wrong. Something is watching. Something is waiting… And somewhere in the frozen countryside, a mysterious figure dressed in samurai armour has killing.

Dreamlike, bloody, and unlike almost anything else produced during the golden age of the slasher film, Fabrice-Ange Zaphiratos’ Bloodbeat is a surreal collision of supernatural horror, arthouse surrealism, Christmas terror and samurai madness.

Echo On Publications presents · A novelization of Bloodbeat · Based on the screenplay by Fabrice-Ange Zaphiratos · Original film directed by Fabrice-Ange Zaphiratos · Novel by Brian G Berry

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Original film
Fabrice-Ange Zaphiratos · 1983
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Official novelizations
Brian G Berry
Brian G Berry
About the author

Brian G Berry

Shlock and gore maestro!

Brian G Berry is a writer that focuses mainly on 80s/90s horror and action. His books are as follows: The Pail, The Child Eater, Bloody Christmas, The Shack, Terror From the Sky, Night of the Mutants, Sleepover Massacre, Campfire Tales Beneath a Pallid Moon, Accursed Ground, Blood Lanes, The Night Mutilator, Thanksgiving Day Massacre, Snow Shark, Into the Pit, OGRE, Brian’s Birthday Bloodbath, Night Weaver, Death Commando, Jungle Rot, Abominable Snowman, Hooker Massacre in Trash City, Invader From the Sphere, The Mound, Rabid Madness, Snow Shark II: Terror in Space, Motorboat The Novelization. He has stories in several anthology collections and is currently writing his next book.

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A Square Mix-Up

The director of photography filmed the entire movie in fullscreen (4:3) because he thought it was being shot for television, and the director did not realize it until 15 days into production

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