“Terror Toons 3” (2016): Cinema Factory Inc. presents a shocking, gore filled epic

Coming August 26, 2016 from Cinema Factory Inc. and director Joe Castro is the horror feature Terror Toon 3.  The film features the legendary godfather of gore Herschell Gordon Lewis as the narrator of a wild and wicked versions of Three Little Pigs and Red Riding Hood. The film features Beverly Lynne and Lizzy Bordon as sisters fighting the evil Dr. Carnage and his abominable sidekick, Max Assassin. Crazy! The red band trailer follows with an image gallery below.

Cinema Factory Inc. presents TERROR TOONS 3 – a shocking, gore filled blood epic which will be available on iTunes August 26th.

A twisted & disturbing tale starring the “Godfather of Gore” Herschell Gordon Lewis (Blood Feast, Two Thousand Maniacs, Wizard of Gore) and directed by his protégé Joe Castro (The Summer of Massacre, Terror Toons 1 & 2), the film is not for the weak at heart or those with a sensitive stomach.

TERROR TOONS 3 – Cinema Factory Inc.

AVAILABLE ON iTUNES: August 26, 2016

DIRECTED BY: Joe Castro

WRITTEN BY: Joe Castro and Steven J. Escobar

CAST: Herschell Gordon Lewis, Beverly Lynne, Lizzy Bordon, Brinke Stevens, Schroeder, Robert Rhine, Mike Mendez

SYNOPSIS: Two sisters, Cindy (Beverly Lynne) and Candy (Lizzy Bordon) fight to save the world from destruction by the hands of the insane Dr. Carnage and his henchman, Max Assassin, once again! Meanwhile, corrupt, homicidal cops unjustly serve some law to a group of young teenagers as they fight for their lives in this twisted, gory story. With so many twists and turns, that only Castro can direct, this story is truly wild and completely unpredictable, bizarre, horrifying, and blood-soaked on an entirely new level.

GENRE: Horror

DISTRIBUTOR: Cinema Factory Inc.

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