Dagon: Troll world chronicles

Dagon Troll World Chronicles

Directed by

Brit Sellers

Produced by

Diane Sellers

Screenplay by

Diane Sellers
Brit Sellers

Dagon Troll World Chronicles

Starring

Tim Curry
Tony Black
Will Collins
Josephine Puno
Hunter Mize
Laura Olson
Kurtis Stacey
Bryce Papenbrook
Louise White
Aysen Djemal
Aleah Leigh
Mark Silverman
David Sellers
Marco Varela
Wil Wilson
Joshua Passmore
Cami Santos
Jordan Mayo
Adan De Paz
Jarrod Clark
Carissa Pignatelli
Laura Diane Bishop
Brad McMurray

Music by

OLOX

NEOVAI

Enrique Ponce

Animation by

Scoffer Studios

Edited by

DigitalZombieStudios
Sotelo Garcia
Michael Huntington

Production company

Scoffer Studios

Running time

147 minutes

Country

United States

Dagon: Troll World Chronicles is an upcoming Dark fantasy animated film produced by Scoffer Studios which is set to be finished in 2024. The film is directed by Brit Sellers, with a screenplay by the writing team Diane Sellers, Brit Sellers, and C.H Sellers. The film features the voices of Tim Curry, Tony Black, Will Collins, Josephine Puno, Hunter Mize, Laura Charlie Olson, Kurtis Stacey, Bryce Papenbrook, Emily O'Brien, Mark Silverman, Brad McMurray, David Sellers, Joshua Passmore, Cami Santos, Jordan Mayo, Adan De Paz, Jarod Clark, Leah Diane Bishop, Marco Varela and Carissa Pignatelli. The film tells the story of the main protagonist Dagon, a troll assassin living on the fictional planet Goth, who is hired to steal a human child from the ambassador of earth. When Dagon finds out that the buyer really wants to kill and eat the human child, he goes rogue, determined to return her to her parents. He is accompanied on this quest by his friend Jaqualin and Jaqualin's life mate Maxine. Dagon is pursued by gangsters and hitmen as well as a demon named Necrofer, all of which are determined to kill him and take the child.

Dagon is a burned-out hitman who feels like life has screwed him over, he wants nothing more then to retire off world and find some peace of mind, when he is offered his dream score by the kingpin Kundilla, he takes it, even though he knows that this will be his most dangerous job ever. He is to steal away a "Flesh Item " from an Earth ship and deliver it to the buyer, there is only one problem, Dagon is not as Jaded and coldblooded as he thinks he is, and the Flesh item turns out to be a human baby girl. Dagon learns that the buyer, a crime boss named Houngan wants to kill and eat the child in order to start an interplanetary war between Earth and Goth. Faced with this new information Dagon decides to go rogue and take the child back to her parents. He sets out with two friends Jaqualin and Maxine, close behind him are a host of assassin sent to kill him and take the baby, Houngan, learning of Dagon's treachery sends a demon named Necrofer to track him down.

The struggle and epic journey that follows is the tale of a villain who becomes a hero, a child that was taken, and a war that has only just begun....

Development of Dagon: Troll World Chronicles began in late 2014 when Brit Sellers and Vivian Sellers began character concept art and writing the screenplay. The film's title and premise were revealed in late 2016, along with Scoffer Studios casting; additional cast and crew members were assigned roles in the following months. In June of 2017 British film star Kurtis Stacey, best known for his role in the British television series Emmerdale, signed on to play the character Pressure. In May of 2018 Emily O'Brien joined the cast as the character Ruth, wife of the Ambassador of Earth. In July of 2019 Stars Bryce Papenbrook from Attack on Titan, Mark Silverman from Howl's Moving Castle, and Brad McMurray from Godzilla Final Wars signed on to the cast. In september of 2020 legendary film actor and voice over artist Tim Curry joined the cast of Dagon Troll World Chronicles as the voice of the demon Necrofer. In 2022 legendary actor Doug Bradley from Hellraiser joined the cast. Traditional animation on the film began in November 2016 by the Scoffer Studios crew. The style of the animation has been likened to the 1973 animated film Fantastic Planet. The film is currently in production and is set to be finished in 2024.