Excited for the next episode of Holliston Season 2? This week is their "found footage" episode and we have seven brand new photos.
"Following the events of the first season, Season Two ups the ante of outrageousness, taking the show to a wide range of unexpected places. Highlights include the series’ first animated episode, finding the town attacked by a giant blob; a RINGU-inspired J-Horror episode; a Found Footage episode; and a one-hour season finale that will boast two special musical performances by the talented cast and a shocking final scene that will raise the dead. The second season will also feature some surprising twists and developments for the four main friends that will have a major impact on their lives and leave viewers anxious for more."
Holliston Episode 2.03—Hobgoblin: "Following another setback in the SHINPADS production saga, Joe pitches Adam an idea for a found footage movie as a cheap and easy way to make a film and get rich quick. Armed with nothing more than a video camera and some tents, the gang heads out on location to Holliston's Lake Winthrop to shoot a movie about "The Holliston Hobgoblin"...a local legend that they completely made up. Episode 3 guest stars Paul Solet (“Grace”). Shot on location in Holliston, MA."
To watch a clip from this episode, visit FEARnet. You can catch up on our recent Holliston Season 2 coverage by visiting the following links:
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As the Editor-in-Chief of Daily Dead, Jonathan is responsible for bringing the latest horror news to millions of readers from around the world. He is also consulted with as an expert on zombies in entertainment and pop culture, providing analyses of the zombie sub-genre to newspapers, radio stations, and convention attendees.
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