These days the sneak preview of American Guinea Pig: Song of Solomon, the extreme gore film about exorcism. Written and directed by Stephen Biro (American Guinea Pig: Bouquet of Guts and Gore), this third installment in the saga aims to upend the standards of the overused exorcism strand by bringing to it a massive dose of brutality enhanced by truculent special effects at the hands of Marcus Koch (We are Still Here and Frankenstein Created Bikers) and Jerami Cruise (August Underground: Mordem, August Underground: Penance and Murder Set Pieces).
Starring in this diabolical story is actress and director Jessica Cameron who plays Mary, a woman who becomes the target of demonic forces following her father's suicide. As the Church tries to save an innocent soul from devastating demonic possession, the first signs indicating the end of the world (famine, drought and chaos) begin to appear. The coming of Christ is still far off because, before him, the Antichrist will have to reign over the earth for seven consecutive years. This is the true nature of Solomon's song: to give the world what it has been waiting for for a long time, namely, Evil.
Also in the cast, in addition to Jessica Cameron (An Ending, Mania, Save Yourself), are Jim Van Bebber (The Manson Family, Homewrecked), Andy Winton and Gene Palubicki (previously seen in AGP: Bloodshock) and then again Scott Gabbey (AGP: Bouquet of Guts and Gore), David McMahon, Maureen Allisse (The Manson Family, Roadkill), Josh Townsend and Stephen Biro himself.
The film is scheduled to be released in 2017.
For more info please refer to our previous article: Jessica Cameron possessed in the stills of AGP: Song of Solomon.
Recall that the second chapter of the saga conceived by Stephen Biro, American Guinea Pig: Bloodshock, is directed by Marcus Koch (here is our review).
Below is the sneak preview capturing a possessed Jessica Cameron face to face with a hapless priest (Gene Palubicki):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PVrou-ec7I
