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What lies beneath: This new horror film is ‘uncovering the truth’ about Oscarville and Lake Lanier
Lanier
“Lanier,” a cinematic fusion of history and horror, is slated to begin filming at Lake Lanier in early 2022. -Photo illustration courtesy William Bush-Anderson
Rachel Estes
Published: Dec 24, 2021, 2:35 AM
The Lady of the Lake, mysterious arms dragging swimmers to the depths below and other eerie legends submerged in the supernatural — they all trace to one common denominator, according to a band of Georgia filmmakers: Oscarville.
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UPDATE: Latest effort to replace pier at this popular Lake Lanier park
War Hill Park
War Hill Park (file photo) - photo by Erica Jones
Julia Hansen
FCN regional staff
Published: Feb 24, 2025, 5:51 PM
A new fishing pier a step closer to being built at a well-visited park along Lake Lanier.
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