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Creative Arts film project BLACK RUSH from the novel by Frederick Louis Richardson
is a story of African vampires arriving in the Caribbean as the result of the slave trade in 1750; this evil struggles for centuries against a congenital blood disease in order to survive in modern-day Washington DC. The narrative is rendered in four sections: “Passage of the Damned” (slave ship), “Invitation to a Vampire” (modern-day Caribbean), “Children of Darkness, Children of the Night” (Washington) and “The D’ Evil Himself” (fate of the vampires).
BLACK RUSH is his "street name" and he fears nothing...not even the sun.
Vampires have traditionally been mythological creatures said to subsist by drinking the blood of others; creatures of the night fearing only Christian symbols and the threat of daylight, scurrying like rats from sunrise and rejoicing at twilight.
Imaginary demons had voiced the anxieties of the Victorian Age during Dracula's blood reign in the late 19th Century. On the eve of the 21st Century, Isaiah Zacharias a/k/a Black Rush is the voice of a genetic mutant, a cannibalistic horror-monger thirsting for more than just blood. His lust is for the heart and the lungs.
The offspring of a blood disease, Black Rush comes from a small domestic circle of new-age vampires dying to live. For a family that PREYS together, they stay together to hunt. For them every day is a holiday, each night a feast!
A "short film" based on one-scene from the book centers on Ladyfish LeBeau, vampire killer battling "the vampire invisible" known as Black Rush.
JAMIE CHEW
The stunning Baltimore figure model Jamie Chew having done runway and print modeling (and college-produced short films) used those considerable skills as catalyst for an acting career.
Principle Photography has been completed for the production of
Black Rush
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Jamie Chew in the role of the championship vampire killer,Ladyfish LeBeau in the fight of her life..
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The author Frederick Louis Richardson
produced/directed the film from his adapted screenplay, now in
postproduction.
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