Plasterhead

In Plasterhead, a group of four college students from New Jersey takes a winter break detour into the rural town of Rolling Glen, West Virginia. What begins as a simple trip quickly turns into a nightmare as they encounter the legend of Plasterhead, a figure said to haunt the surrounding woods. This character, described as having a ghostly white visage, is both feared and revered by the townsfolk, adding an unsettling layer to the narrative.

As the story unfolds, the friends find themselves trapped in an abandoned farmhouse, grappling with the reality of the legend and the sinister forces at play. The role of Sheriff Taggart further complicates their situation, as he is determined to keep the truth about Plasterhead hidden. The film explores themes of folklore, horror, and the impact of local legends, making it a notable entry in the horror genre from the mid-2000s.