Iconic rock guitarist Slash has broadened his creative horizons by producing a brand new horror flick. 

The offering, entitled 'Nothing Left To Fear', is due to hit cinemas just in time for the Halloween season and he confessed that it was an ambitious but incredibly enjoyable project. 

Speaking to Rolling Stone about the movie, he explained: "Everything about doing this is exciting to me, a lot because I've had a passion for movies, and especially horror movies, for as long as I can remember. So at this stage of the game, to have the opportunity to be able to produce horror movies is great, and to be hands-on behind the scenes and getting to finally be involved where you can influence the outcome of what the picture is gonna be and what it's gonna look like is very exciting."

'Nothing Left To Fear', which stars Anne Heche, also boasts a score written by the Guns N' Roses superstar and referring to the film's music, Slash said:

"With the music, it's something I have a grasp on, and one of the reasons that becoming a producer for horror flicks was enticing was the fact that I could be responsible for the music. So in this film, it was understood from the very get-go that we wanted to do something orchestral. So I wrote a bunch of different music and played it for the director to see which one he thought fit his sort of cinematic vision for this thing."