[Interview] ‘Die’ced: Reloaded’ Director Jeremy Rudd Talks Halloween Slasher
An expanded version of the previously released short film Die’ced, the 1980s-set Halloween horror feature film Die’ced: Reloaded hits VOD today, and we talked to writer and director Jeremy Rudd recently about designing his slasher Benny’s scarecrow costume, breathing new life into the subgenre, and more.
In our recent video conversation, we also of course we talked about Halloween itself and what it means to Rudd.
In the film: Seattle, Halloween night, 1987. Benny – an infamous serial killer long thought contained – breaks free from a high-security asylum, reborn behind a twisted scarecrow mask. As he leaves a trail of carnage across the suburbs, whispers of his gruesome past resurface, fueling panic in a city soaked in neon and fear. But Benny isn’t just killing for pleasure – he’s hunting someone. A young woman unknowingly tied to the darkest chapter of his madness becomes his fixation, and the closer he gets, the bloodier it gets. Die’ced: Reloaded delivers a brutal, synth-drenched slasher soaked in 1980s nostalgia, where Benny carves his place in horror history – one body at a time.
Written and directed by Jeremy Rudd (Burning Sands, The Fetus), the feature film stars Eden Campbell (Fear Street: Part Two — 1978), Jason Brooks (The Death of Snow White), and Nigel Vona (The Chronicles of Riddick).
Die’ced: Reloaded is now streaming on VOD, before arriving on Blu-ray on October 14.
You can watch our exclusive interview with Jeremy Rudd, as well as the film’s official trailer, below.
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