GHOST TOWN: Produced by Mem Ferda, the Owen Conway Western movie is currently in Post-production

Western Ghost Town is in Post-production

Owen Conway‘s supernatural western Ghost Town (2021) is currently in post-production. The drama film takes place in Victorian-era America, is produced by Mem Ferda and executive produced by Robert Conway, and stars Owen Conway, Eva Hamilton, Becky Jo Harris, and Robert Sprayberry.

Producer Mem Ferda had this to say about the film:

“We have just completed Principal photography. Filming under COVID-19 compliance has been quite restrictive and certainly challenging at times, but the Cast and Crew have been simply amazing. There is a huge demand for Westerns, and for Horror films, GHOST TOWN is unique in its cross genre of being a Western-Horror. Fans of both genre’s will be delighted and thrilled. Owen, Robert and I aim to continue fulfilling fans needs and desires for single as well as cross genre films with gripping storylines”.

Crew

Owen Conway wrote the screenplay for Ghost Town. Lori Haberman created the production design for the film. Dean E. Johnson crafted the cinematography for the film.

Plot Synopsis

Ghost Town‘s plot synopsis: “The story is set in 1877 in the untamed West of Victorian-era America. A drifter Soloman (Conway) takes a job as a barman in a small town deep in Arizona Territory. After a series of bizarre deaths, he soon finds himself the target of suspicion. Desperate to escape the noose, he slowly uncovers the dark and perhaps supernatural mystery at the centre of this strange town.”

Writer / director Owen Conway has this to say about the film:

“Ghost Town is a darkly comic horror set in the Old West. Along with the scares and the gunfights, it’s an intimate character study rooted in true-to- life horrors such as loneliness, guilt and toxic masculinity. It’s also a twisted love letter to the art of filmmaking. A long form metaphor for Cinema at its best and worst. I’m very grateful to my incredible cast and crew. We’ve made a really special movie here and I can’t wait for the world to see it”.

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