| "Black Creek Trail" | |
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| Air date | October 6th, 2023 |
| Writers | Jaime Saginor |
| Director | Soma Helmi |
| Producers | Tony Wash; James Petersen; Tom Owen; Brad Miska |
| Starring | Jaime Saginor; Jilon VanOver |
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"Black Creek Trail" is the third vignette featured on episode six of season seven of the Bloody Bites anthology series produced by Bloody Disgusting. It was directed by Soma Helmi with a script written by Jaime Saginor. It premiered on the Screambox streaming service on October 6th, 2023.
Synopsis[]
"Uhhh... nope. Don't trust this".
A woman named Alex is on a nature hike in the woods. She is taking a rest and writing something down on a notepad. She takes note of a man standing at the tree-line some distance away. This startles her, but when she looks again, the man is gone.
Alex gathers up her pack and prepares to leave the area. Suddenly, the man appears before her. He has is somewhat dirty with whiskers, a hat and an old t-shirt. He introduces himself as Terry and tries to strike up a conversation. Alex is nervous, but retains a polite demeanor. He offers to go hiking with her, but Alex declines.
The man moves towards her, which spooks Alex, causing her to fall backward. She cuts her leg on something, causing a very nasty wound. Terry offers to help, but Alex tries to politely rebuff him. Terry tells her that the cut is bad and will get infected. He offers to get his first aid kit. When he returns, he dresses Alex's leg, but Alex keeps a knife on-hand... just in case.
Terry again offers to walk with her, but Alex declines. She begins to walk away, but her injury is causing her to trek with a severe limp. When she turns back around, Terry rushes up upon her in an aggressive manor.
Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Jaime Saginor | Alex |
| Jilon VanOver | Terry |
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