Red Barn Media Uses Missing Documentary Footage in the Film - Dudleytown Curse - Watch the Video

Dec. 7, 2011 - PRLog -- Red Barn Media, a Massachusetts production group, announced that its independent film will center upon missing documentary footage of Heath Van Enroe who is said to have disappeared in 2009 after trying to complete a documentary about the infamous and reportedly cursed village of Dudleytown, Connecticut – a place Dan Aykroyd reportedly called the “scariest place on Earth”.  The indie horror film, based on a story which Red Barn Media calls the "utterly terrifying incidents" at Dudleytown, Connecticut, began shooting in November, 2011 and is expected to wrap principal photography on December 11, 2011.

Part of Van Enroe’s documentary footage has been released in a video on Youtube which includes an historical re-enactment of the origin of the Dudleytown Curse in 16th century England and can be viewed at:    

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-l40JGHSwhg&feature=colike


     
In the video, Van Enroe speaks of the minions of Henry VIII and the Curse they placed on the Dudley family upon the orders of King Henry VIII over five hundred years ago in England.  Edmund Dudley, imprisoned in the Tower of London, was beheaded after he allegedly refused to divulge certain secrets to King Henry VIII.  The sons of the cursed family are said to have fled England and settled in Dudleytown, Connecticut where the “Curse” is said to have followed them.
                 
For further information regarding Dudleytown Curse – the 49th key, visit www.dudleytowncurse.com.  

The Indie Film also has a Facebook Group at:  http://www.facebook.com/groups/124889004194600/#!/groups/...

Please contact Doug Kirkpatrick at production@dudleytowncurse.com or (310) 804-8450.

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Red Barn Media, a Massachusetts production group, has performed many years of exhaustive research, investigation, overcome many obstacles. It is shooting its indie feature film - “Dudleytown Curse – the 49th Key” - about Dudleytown, Connecticut.