Famed television alums Anson Williams and Brian Austin Green are set to star in and produce the upcoming horror thriller, ‘The Three Killer Pigs.’ Deadline is reporting that the project, which will pay tribute to Italian genre movies, is expected to begin filming in Los Angeles at the beginning of next month.

The drama was written, and will be directed, by horror genre veteran Thomas J. Churchill. In addition to Williams and Green, the thriller will also star Robert LaSardo (‘The Mule’), Tommy Morgan, Jr. (‘The Bridge to Nowhere’), Sharna Burgess (‘Dancing with the Stars’), Tank Jones (‘Amityville Uprising’), James Pratt (‘Malibu Crush’), Rachel Pizzolato (‘The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs’), Dare Taylor (‘Evil Bong 666’), Cody Renee Cameron (‘El Camino’), Scott “Scott On Tape” Carman, Jody Quigley (‘Impuratus’), Richard Gabai (‘Piranha Women’), Sadie Katz (‘Wrong Turn 6’), William McNamara (‘The 2nd’), Robert Carradine (‘Revenge of the Nerds’), Alyssa Mei Li, Savoy Bailey (‘Midnight Hustler’) and Tony Crosetti (‘Lawmen: Bass Reeves’).

‘The Three Killer Pigs’ will follow a desperate local farmer who does the unthinkable in his attempt to get his precious livestock back. A blood oath is put in place when the killer pigs make their way back to where their nightmare began. Darkness shrouds the farmhouse and its occupants when the three piggies come home.

Aleksandra Zorich Hunt is producing the movie with Williams (‘Happy Dasy’) and Green (‘Beverly Hills, 90210’). Burgess is serving as a co-producer, alongside Toni D’Antonio, Giuseppe Tissino, and Alessandra Manias, on the film. Guy Quigley’s ThunderSmoke Media firm is executive producing the thriller.

‘The Three Killer Pigs’ will serve as the first in a planned slate of projects from producing partners Aleksandra Zorich Hunt and Churchill under their Church Hill / AZ Pure Productions banner. Churchill previously helmed ‘A System Devoured,’ ‘Emerging Past,’ ‘The Day of the Living Dead,’ ‘Check Point,’ ‘The Rack Pack,’ ‘Nation’s Fire, ‘The Step Daddy,’ ‘The Amityville Harvest,’ ‘Big Freaking Rat,’ ‘The Business of Christmas,’ ‘The Amityville Moon,’ ‘Amityville Uprising,’ ‘The Godfather Buck’ and ‘Devilreaux.’