Scarsfield (2015?)

This is not a review - it is a maybe-pre-review. Some of us that scour the web looking for horror movies may have come across the mention of the movie "Scarsfield".

It confuses me. I am not sure if it is a real movie or not and if it's not then where did all this come from. Maybe it's a fake trailer made to generate interest, or maybe no film actually exists or will exist. Either way it makes me curious, and that is some good publicity right there.

The trailer (that can be viewed HERE) and it's mention on other sites comes with this information:

Rating: PG-31, this is not a typo, be warned.

About Scarsfield: 

Scarsfield is a little bit different than you are used to from your average run of the mill movies. This movie will take you in to the mind of Jon, a Vietnam veteran who created the persona Scarsfield in to his mind to overcome and block out all the horrible things he has done. 
Scarsfield however in turn tries to confront Jon about the things he's done in order to cope with them. This movie takes you trough flashbacks and psychedelic trips. Until Jon realizes that the horrors didn't just stay in Vietnam, they followed him back to America. 

BE WARNED: This movie contains both real and fake: Gore, dead bodies, drug use, sex, mutilation, rape, suicide, murders, psychedelic trips, sex, bad language and EVP's. 

May cause: Lose of bowel control and / or seizures, nightmares, not for the faint of heart.

Sounds awesome right?

The trailer shows Breckin Meyer in black and white while Chris Issac's "Blue Hotel" plays, it is cut in with footage from other movies (I think I spotted Creepshow in there) and news rolls etc - since I am not over familiar with Meyer's movies I am unsure if this is just clipped from any of his other films, although I do notice that he looks younger than any of his 2015 pictures in this trailer.

Real? Fake? Publicity stunt? Con? Watch this space.