Return of the master of psychological horror

NEW YORK - April 11, 2015 - PRLog -- The Harvest, John McNaughton's new psychological horror film opened simultaneously in selected theaters and on IFC in-demand channel, instantly rocketing to the top of the list of films being watched today on IFC.

Maybe you caught his groundbreaking film Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer, which is considered among the top-ten of all-time horror films. It looks like The Harvest is destined to become another one of McNaughton's cult classics.

His longtime friend Steven Hager has given the film a thumb's up and five stars on Abakus, and reveals some little-known information concerning McNaughton's early life, and why he disappeared from Hollywood for a decade.

"The film opened simultaneously yesterday in theaters and on IFC in-demand," writes Hager, "and instantly zoomed to number two on their list. I predict this film will soon be elevated to cult status, so you might want to check it out."

You can read Hager's story here:

https://abakusmagazine.wordpress.com/2015/04/11/return-of-the-master-of-psychological-horror/

McNaughton does not grant many interviews, but contact Jessica Waters if you'd like to speak to him and we'll see what we can do for you, but don't guarantee an audience.