The indie horror-comedy Gothic Slayers has released its trailer in anticipation of its March launch.
In anticipation of its release this March, Cranked Up Films has unveiled a poster and trailer for the indie horror-comedy Gothic Slayers. Directed by Caleb Harris and featuring a cast that includes Ben Getz, Dylan Eshbaugh, Samantha Rothermel, and Piper Verbrick, the story centers around two best friends and putt-putt employees who unite to confront a murderous demonic cult threatening to annihilate their town. Check out the trailer below...
The two putt-putt workers and best friends must confront a demonic cult that has not only abducted their friend but also poses a danger to their hometown.
Gothic Slayers will be available on digital platforms on March 4th.
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