Pigman Road

Pigman Road, officially known as "Holland Road" by the New York State Department of Transportation, is a street located in Angola, New York. The road is said to be haunted by the soul of a pig farmer who enjoyed killing and mutilating the bodies of teenagers who disrupted his solitude. The tale is those who visit the road report hearing strange noises and seeing horrific images. [(1) http://arevolutionblog.blogspot.com/2007/12/aka-holland-road.html]

Actual History

Holland Road was actually the site of what is known as the "Angola Horror," the worst train wreck in Erie County history that claimed the lives of at least fifty people. On December 18th, 1867, a rear axle on a train traveling into Buffalo loosened and caused the train to de-rail. The rear coach tumbled down an embankment and ripped in half, killing one and burning countless others. The car in front of the rear coach tipped over and rolled down the embankment. The commotion loosened the giant stoves used for heating and spread the burning coal over the passengers riding in the car, killing all but three. [(2) http://www.subboard.com/generation/articles/119308620986308.asp]

Film

There is currently a short film being made about the legends and stories surrounding The Pigman and Pigman Road. The film is being produced by Buffa-low Budget Films and Zombified Studios. The film is currently projected to begin production in March 2008 and be completed by June 2008. A local premiere in the Western New York area as well as national film festival submissions are currently planned for this project. More information can be found by searching most search engines for The Pigman Movie.

References

http://arevolutionblog.blogspot.com/2007/12/aka-holland-road.html

http://www.subboard.com/generation/articles/119308620986308.asp

http://www.myspace.com/thepigmanmovie