If you've ever seen Amazon Prime Video's "REACH" episode and wonder what her hero Shulking would look like with frozen tips and a ready -made polo shirt, there's a movie there for you. Called "The Butcher", and the low budget with a low budget in 2006 marked the first role of Teachwe Starvala, Alan Richson in a movie that was not made for television.

The butcher arrived for more than 15 years before becoming a famous model-actress after his beloved buffer, which has turned into a popular adaptation of Lee's thriller novels, and you can say it's a one-mile output product. Everyone is dressed as an "OC" character, and in the early stage, Ritson's brands shoot jokes about unauthorized sexual stripes and try to shoot his two women's friends on his flip phone ... while driving.

In terms of her premise, the "butcher" seems to follow the trapped path of other films made at the same time, From the films "The Wrong Turn" Until the middle remuneration of "Wax House" and "Hills have eyes" (not to mention classics for building plans, such as "Texas Chain Massacre"). The film revolves around a group of six teenagers ready for fun, who are on their way to Las Vegas when their plans are sharply distracted by the unfortunate accident with Gari. According to the official Synopse for Domestic Media, they then "seek help in an isolated farm, just to discover a frightening family secret."

To the largely forgotten film was directed by Edward Gorsuh, along with Richson, co-stars of theater actor Catherine Berford and shoe horror producer Tom Nagel. Feedback from viewers via the Internet is approximately how to quarrel, as you expect directly to the video-tone, legs, but the film is important for its views of Richson, then within the early blow of "Smallville" and Fresh on his 15 minutes of fame as a competitor to "American Idol".

In Video for wiredRichson explained that he had won the chances of winning roles in all his first three Hollywood auditions, one of which was for the "butcher" (the third audition was for Ray Winston's double double in Robert Krequis's "Beulf"). As Richson said, "I was in a horror movie called the butcher, because I died really well in that audition."

Okay, so maybe his first feature film role did not win the status of Creek King, but it is one of several eclectic early roles that Richson put on the way to the Ardwar (and, with "Reacher"). In the years that followed, the actor will leave a stronger impression with the roles in 2013 "Hunger Games: Catching Fire", "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" in 2013 and Even a major episode of "Black Mirror". In the end, he will end up participating in an eight -month audition process that has landed the role of Jackack Reeker, the larger life figure of life, almost a mythological hero, who now stabbed his way through Three wild fun seasons and counting. To see where it all started, you can watch the "butcher" now on the Premier Video or catch it for free and through the streaming page with Fawesome advertising or the digital rental service on the Hoopla library cards.