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The upcoming horror film adds superstar Blake Blossom in an undisclosed role.(LOS ANGELES, CA) – Sparks Entertainment (https://sparks-entertainment.com/) is excited to announce that multi-award-winning adult actress Blake Blossom has joined the cast of their upcoming slasher-themed horror movie, Scissors.Blake Blossom is a powerhouse in adult entertainment, having won several awards, including AVN’s Best New Starlet (2022) and Best Actress – Featurette (2023), as well as XRCO Awards’ Best Starlet (2022). With her natural acting ability and undeniably stunning looks, she is sure to make a memorable addition to the cast of Scissors.“We are thrilled to have Blake Blossom join the cast of Scissors,” said director Harry Sparks. “She is an incredibly talented actress and has the award wins to prove it. We can’t wait for audiences to see her performance in this movie. She has all the makings of a perfect Scream Queen.”Scissors is a slasher horror movie that will be crowdfunded via Indiegogo. Principal photography is scheduled to begin in August 2023, with a distribution deal allowing maximum mainstream exposure for the movie on major streaming platforms such as Netflix, Tube, and Amazon.Other popular performers in the movie include Jill Kassidy, Tommy Pistol, Isiah Maxwell, Avery Jane, Lacey Jane, Shawn Alff, and Alex Coal. Scissors is produced by Sparks Entertainment.To back the campaign and support the production of Scissors, visit https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/scissors-a-cut-above-your-typical-slasher-movie.Blake Blossom is ready to scream! Back Scissors on Indiegogo and help this horror get produced!
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ABOUT HARRY SPARKS:Harry Sparks developed his craft by studying film and video production at Florida Metropolitan University, International Academy of Design and Technology-Orlando, Academy of Art University in San Francisco, and UCLA Extension. His short film “A Night to Dismember” debuted in 2006 on IFC’s Media Lab Uploaded and was followed up with multiple shorts. His short about global warming, “Shenandoah,” received a 2007 Broadband Emmy Award. His first two erotic horror features, “All Hallows’ Eve” and “Rotkappchen: The Blood of Red Riding Hood,” also received critical acclaim. His most recent features include the sci-fi thriller “Maid to Kill and the UFO conspiracy drama “The Seventh Kind.”