"A frighteningly focussed man of many talents, passports and identities arrives at England’s broken heart, a haunted midlands town that has collapsed to a black hole of dreams, only to find that this new territory is as at least as strange and dangerous as he is."
So goes the teaser 'The Show', the upcoming feature film penned by legendary Northampton writer Alan Moore.
The trailer for the new film - which was shot entirely here in Northampton - was released on October 5 and there's a lot of nightmarish, twisting, surreal imagery to unpack.
But amongst the clown barristers and armed gunmen, several of Northampton's landmarks can be picked out.
Here is The Chron's breakdown of the trailer that promises to show our town centre stage - but not as anyone has ever imagined it before...
All images courtesy of EMU Films, Lex Films and Protagonist Pictures.
To watch the trailer, click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UN-KNh4QqPk.
5. Where could this be?
If any of the Chron's readers might know where this door is, get in touch. Our bet is somewhere in the Mounts. Photo: EMU FILMS/LEX FILMS/PROTAGONIST PICTURES
6. St Andrew's Road and Spencer Bridge Road
The Show takes place in a parallel Northampton that flickers into the sinister world of 'Nighthampton' after dark. This shot is of the junction for St Andrew's Road and Spencer Bridge Road. Photo: EMU FILMS/LEX FILMS/PROTAGONIST PICTURES
7. Wellingborough Road by night
Another possible location for the events of 'Nighthampton' could involve this shot of Wellingborough Road after hours. Photo: EMU FILMS/LEX FILMS/PROTAGONIST PICTURES
8. Strike up the band
A mysterious image in the trailer show Alan Moore dressed as The Moon with a surreal band playing alongside. Then Moore's head explodes... Photo: EMU FILMS/LEX FILMS/PROTAGONIST PICTURES