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STAKE LAND Unleashes Two More Character Prequels

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Film festival favorite, Stake Land, which focuses on several people living in a post vampire apocalypse civilization.

Leading up to the film’s release tomorrow, several prequel shorts have hit the net.  The latest two, JEBEDIAH starring Michael Cerveris directed by Larry Fessenden and WILLIE starring Sean Nelson directed by Danielle Harris can be seen after the jump.


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