Ron Jeremy is ready to add to the 2012 hype in a new mainstream movie. With over 2,000 movies to his credit, and roles in over 200 mainstream movies, Ron’s acting chops are well established. This time, though, he’s taking on a new challenge in a horror-comedy about a Mayan demon who returns to Earth to carry out the apocalypse. The catch? The demon shows up in a hillbilly trailer.

Getting the picture? “The Haunted Trailer” has the potential to be a hilarious rampage through hillbilly stereotypes, and by chucking in the 2012 apocalypse theories with Ron as the baddie, it’s bound to keep fans buzzing.

Ron Jeremy goes to war with the “Bubbas.”

The script for the film calls for Ron to be a demon who is haunting a trailer. In Bubbaville, they can tolerate opposums in the garbage, drunken fistfights between married couples, and the occasional bowling ball tossed through a window after a theological argument about whether you’d want to do Kim or Khloe Kardashian. But they don’t tolerate demons – especially demons sent up from South of the border.

Ron’s up against the special forces of the hillbilly army. It’s an interesting crew.

• Momma is the leader of the clan (isn’t she always?).
• Brothers Elvis and Aaron are called in for re-inforcements.
• Sister Prissy is ready to kick demon butt.
• And all bubbas know you need a televangelist like Reverend Wiggems if you’re raising hell.

You can use your imagination from there, but the picture is clear. It’s Ron versus rednecks.

Ron Jeremy is a perfect match for this film.

Ron loves to have fun. He likes what he does and it shows. And he has the experience to make this demon a unique character in a funny movie. Will Ron bring down the curtains on humanity, or will the bubbas save the day?

You can find out later this year. “The Haunted Trailer” is scheduled for release before the holidays – hopefully before December 21st, just in case the Mayans were right!