Brooke Lewis tackles the pre-apocalypse in Lazarus

Yeah, we're supposed to be taking a break. But when our favourite Scream Queen asks us if we wouldn't mind promoting her latest project, Lazarus, we're willing to put down the martinis and help out.

Brooke Lewis plays the no-nonsense Betty Page-esque Ms. Daniels, an executive at Topaz Insurance company who sends investigator George Lazarus down a mysterious road into the mouth of darkness.

The flick takes place in 1957 Hollywood and follows Lazarus as he looks into a suspicious claim put in by Harvest International Tobacco company. Lazarus soon learns all 12 employees named in the claim were fired for getting sick on the job. Without giving too much away, what begins as a normal fraud cause might just turn in to the beginning of the end for the human race.

Granted, there's a lot more than that going on in director Thomas J. Churchill's pre-apocalyptic tale. Along for the ride with Brooke are Stephen Geoffreys, he of the original Fright Night fame, and past Basement guest Josh Hammond, who also starred in Jeepers Creepers 2.

That's a pic of Brooke and Churchill at the top of the page, by the way.

Wanna check out the trailer? Then head on over to the official Lazarus website. You can also peep the movie on the IMDB.

And for shizzle you can stick with us, 'cause we aim to keep you updated on the project.

Source: Brooke Lewis

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