The trailer has just slithered its way into our hands for the horror-comedy/spoof Snake Outta Compton and it is completely ridiculous, in the best possible way.
In the movie, “a young rap group suddenly finds themselves up against a giant, mutated snake that threatens to destroy their search for stardom! Aided by two corrupt cops, a crazed gangster, and a mad scientist, the band has one thing to do before getting the record deal they need; get that motherf**kin’ Snake Outta Compton! Prepare yourself for dope ass beats, unfriendly fire, and the biggest, nastiest snake you’ve ever seen in this outrageous satire of creature features, urban gangster films, and hip hop culture.”
From the Press Release:
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 16, 2017 – Automatic Entertainment announced today the release of the first official trailer for their upcoming film, Snake Outta Compton. The movie, a satire of creature features, urban gangster films, and hip hop culture, sees a rap group on the verge of signing their first record deal forced to battle a giant mutating snake monster that’s terrorizing the streets of Compton.
“Collaborating with Hank Braxtan and the Kondelik brothers to turn Snake Outta Compton from a ridiculous idea into a reality has been remarkable,” said Automatic Entertainment. “This talented group of filmmakers are a joy to work with and their creativity exceeded our expectations for what this film could be and we are excited to finally share it.”
Automatic Entertainment is a motion picture financing, sales and distribution company managed by Michael Lurie and Jeffrey Giles. They represent a diverse variety of entertainment and work closely with filmmakers to achieve their goals in both the domestic and international marketplace.
Ricky Flowers Jr., Motown Maurice, Donte Essien, Tarkan Dospil, Aurelia Michael, Joston Theney, Jon Kondelik, Arielle Brachfeld, Eric Erickson, and Diana Terranova star in Snake Outta Compton directed by Hank Braxton who co-wrote the film with Tim Johnson. Jon Kondelik, James Kondelik, and Hank Braxtan serve as producers.
