The final scene of the film was shot on the Two Rivers Bridge that connects Little Rock with North Little Rock, over the Arkansas River. The main lights on the bridge never came on that night, so the cast and crew were only able to shoot in 1:20 intervals while the neon red and blue light flickered on and off.
The Wallace home is actually the Ashley-Alexander House in Scott, AR. It was constructed in 1835 and has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1976. At the base of the staircase, when the main scene in the house is filmed, it was said that the ghost of a slave, Tula, haunts the scene of her death.
The devices under the boys' necks in the opening warehouse scene are called "Heretic Forks". These were used in the Spanish Inquisition to force a victim to keep his head up, taking away the chance of rest. The victim would die from exhaustion. For this film, special wrenches were welded together and duct tape was used to hope the "Redneck Heretic Forks" in place.
Earned 4th place Short Suspense/Thriller Film at 2013 The Indie Gathering Film Festival.
Was a Quarter-Finalist in the 2013 NexTV Web Series & Indie Film Competition.