Trailer Drops for the Soap-Opera Slasher Film Hell Town

When a horror project crosses my desk and is being called a “soap-opera slashers film,” that gets my attention!! HELL TOWN is directed by Steve Balderson and Elizabeth Spear, is written by Balderson, Spear, Michael Page, and Chris Pudlo, and stars Casey Chapman, Krysten Day, Pleasant Gehman, Amanda Deibert, Kyle Eno, Jennifer Grace, Owen Lawless, and Matt Weight. Check out the press release below:
FANGORIA premieres trailer for HELL TOWN”
Hell Town, USA—FANGORIA has exclusively unveiled the trailer for HELL TOWN, a new horror soap-opera slasher film co-directed by cult filmmaker Steve Balderson (PEP SQUAD, FIRECRACKER) and Elizabeth Spear.
HELL TOWN follows the melodramatic antics of high school seniors clashing over love, sex, and betrayal. In the middle of all the one-sided infatuations, backstabbing bitchiness, bottled-up sexuality, sibling rivalry and general small-town angst, there is the “Letter Jacket Killer” who is killing students in a variety of sadistic ways. As the body count rises and the blood pools closer to home, it becomes clear that one of our main characters is the killer…but who? Everyone, from the Prom Queen and Shirtless Jock to the Nosey Geek and Super Bitch, are all suspect.
The tale of the Letter Jacket Killer is presented as a slice of soap opera. Literally. Balderson and Spear have carved the story as three consecutive mid-season episodes of a fictitious TV serial, including opening and closing credits.
“The inspiration,” Balderson says, “comes from the Netflix model of the world. It’s so much fun to binge-watch an addictive show—especially serials involving catfights, cliffhangers and murder.”
HELL TOWN begins its film festival run in the spring.
For more information about HELL TOWN visit www.DIKENGA.com
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Sounds interesting, doesn’t it!! Check out the trailer and tell me if you’re ready for a soap-opera slasher flick!!
Stay Bloody!!!
Hmmm. As a fan of both soap operas and horror movies, this should have my name all over it. But when even your trailer is badly edited, that doesn’t inspire me with much hope for the movie itself.
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I hear ya, Richard. Let’s hope it was a rush job. Maybe? Lol
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