| Trinity
is a picture perfect town in southern America. The houses
are brightly painted, the lawns manicured and the people happy
- at least on the surface. But Trinity, population 9666, is
a particularly unsafe place to visit. In fact, it has the
highest death rate in rural America, and an unusual number
of people have gone missing in this seemingly peaceful southern
enclave.
We
are about to find out why.
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| Welcome
to the world of American Gothic. Created by 70's pop idol
Shaun Cassidy, this bone-chilling drama puts a new perspective
on terrifying unnerving, riveting TV like you have never seen
or felt before.
It
is the ultimate story of good vs. evil as the town’s
Sheriff Lucas Buck plays a horrifying game of control with
the good people of Trinity, South Carolina.
Buck,
played by Gary Cole, is a malevolent force who seduces the
locals with favours and then has them all in his debt. He
knows their secrets. |
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He
blackmails, bribes and murders with an inexhaustible hunger
for control. His supernatural evil is as pure as Satan's.
His power is supreme and unchallenged - until now. |
| Only
one force challenges Lucas Buck. That force comes in the form
of a 10-year old boy, Caleb Temple. Caleb is an orphan, his
mother, father, and sister all victims of the demonic Buck.
Somehow this innocent child has the ability to communicate
with the dead and learn the truth. |
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He is protected by local doctor Matt Crower
and his visiting reporter cousin, Gail Emory, whose parents'
deaths in Trinity were also unexplained. Together they are
about to face the greatest challenge of their lives and take
on the devil incarnate. American Gothic is their story.
Television
events such as this do not happen often. They blaze like a
fire in the dark, with sparks that sizzle on screen. |
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The
X-Files had "it". And now, American Gothic takes
us beyond the realms of bloodcurdling terror.
As
we know from the X-Files, the Truth is Out There. On American
Gothic, it will slowly be revealed - chilling second by chilling
second. Just as the X-Files gave new meaning to the words
"Trust No One", American Gothic will give new, horrifying
meaning to four words set to suspend us in thrilling anticipation...
Someone's at the door... Someone's at the door... Someone's
at the door... Someone's at the door... Someone's at the door...
Someone's at the door... Someone's at the door... Someone's
at the door... |
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