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There’s A ‘Killer Unicorn’ On The Loose! (Trailer)

“American Psycho meets Rocky Horror” in the LGBTQ horror Killer Unicorn – coming to US theaters. Get this, each weekend screening will be hosted by a local DQ and will bring audiences immersive experiences. But that’s not all, audience members will get a free gift bag upon entry featuring items in the film that are fun and playful~ Each nighttime show will have a hostess to lead the audience through the show allowing everyone to have a KILLER TIME! In the film, Danny is your average Brooklyn party boy. This year, he and his friends couldn’t be more excited about the upcoming “Brooklyn Annual Enema Party”; one of Brooklyn’s biggest party events! While the night starts out fun, it quickly takes a turn when Danny is attacked by a stranger. He survives, but now a year later, Danny decides to give his social life a second chance. Wrong choice – as Danny and everyone else who helped him that night,

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This September Horror Comedy ‘Groupers’ Begins Its Sadistic Experiment

Global Digital Releasing has snagged the worldwide rights to writer-director Anderson Cowan‘s LGBTQ horror-comedy feature debut Groupers. “The film centers around two all-American high school jocks Brad and Dylan (Peter Mayer-Klepchick and Cameron Duckett) who are out for a night on the town when they are approached by the beautiful and seductive Meg (Nicole Dambro) at a local bar. Ready for what they hope will be a night to remember, the guys are subsequently kidnapped, drugged and awaken tied up face to face in an abandoned pool in the middle of nowhere. Absurdity and insanity ensue as we learn that Orin (Jesse Pudles), Meg’s overly flamboyant brother has been the target of Brad and Dylan’s homophobic bullying and that Meg is actually a grad student who plans to perform a psychological and somewhat sadistic experiment on them as part of her thesis, which poses the question, “is homosexuality a choice”. The Cinequest Film Festival referred to the film in its

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Aug 29, 2019

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Horror Fuel

There’s A ‘Killer Unicorn’ On The Loose! (Trailer)

“American Psycho meets Rocky Horror” in the LGBTQ horror Killer Unicorn – coming to US theaters. Get this, each weekend screening will be hosted by a local DQ and will bring audiences immersive experiences. But that’s not all, audience members will get a free gift bag upon entry featuring items in the film that are fun and playful~ Each nighttime show will have a hostess to lead the audience through the show allowing everyone to have a KILLER TIME! In the film, Danny is your average Brooklyn party boy. This year, he and his friends couldn’t be more excited about the upcoming “Brooklyn Annual Enema Party”; one of Brooklyn’s biggest party events! While the night starts out fun, it quickly takes a turn when Danny is attacked by a stranger. He survives, but now a year later, Danny decides to give his social life a second chance. Wrong choice – as Danny and everyone else who helped him that night,

Continue reading →
Horror Fuel

This September Horror Comedy ‘Groupers’ Begins Its Sadistic Experiment

Global Digital Releasing has snagged the worldwide rights to writer-director Anderson Cowan‘s LGBTQ horror-comedy feature debut Groupers. “The film centers around two all-American high school jocks Brad and Dylan (Peter Mayer-Klepchick and Cameron Duckett) who are out for a night on the town when they are approached by the beautiful and seductive Meg (Nicole Dambro) at a local bar. Ready for what they hope will be a night to remember, the guys are subsequently kidnapped, drugged and awaken tied up face to face in an abandoned pool in the middle of nowhere. Absurdity and insanity ensue as we learn that Orin (Jesse Pudles), Meg’s overly flamboyant brother has been the target of Brad and Dylan’s homophobic bullying and that Meg is actually a grad student who plans to perform a psychological and somewhat sadistic experiment on them as part of her thesis, which poses the question, “is homosexuality a choice”. The Cinequest Film Festival referred to the film in its

Continue reading →
Aug 29, 2019