
FearPix releases trailer for the horror-thriller Dollar $tore Killers.
The streaming service FearPix has released the trailer for its inaugural FearPix Originals production, the horror-thriller Dollar $tore Killers. Directed by Cleve E. Braddy and penned by long-time FM contributor Anghus Houvouras, the film stars Seth Hale, Amelia Mahrie, Frankie Breit, and Veronica Nelson.
“I aimed to craft a story that addresses the real-life horrors that drive individuals to commit atrocious acts of violence,” Houvouras explains. “The core of the narrative is based on the kind of corruption we witness daily and the sense of helplessness that comes from feeling powerless to effect change for the better. It’s a harsh, darkly humorous piece of existential horror with a broad spectrum of influences, ranging from the Coen Brothers to Christopher Guest.”
“Dollar $tore Killers is far from your typical horror film,” Braddy adds. “It lacks huge jump scares and severed heads hanging from rafters. It’s methodical and intentional. It portrays the frustration with a cyclic system designed to keep you trapped. The humor reflects this frustration. The drama conveys it. The horror embodies it. Life is unfair. And so are The Dollar Store Killers.”
Dollar $tore Killers tells the story of a desperate content creator on a risky quest to unveil the truth behind a mysterious pair of masked teenagers who have captivated the internet with their violent videos. As he becomes more involved in their lives, he begins to question whether they are merely harmless pranksters or something much more dangerous.
Dollar $tore Killers will be available on digital platforms starting May 23rd.


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FearPix releases trailer for the horror-thriller Dollar $tore Killers.
The streaming platform FearPix has released the trailer for its inaugural FearPix Originals title, the horror-thriller Dollar $tore Killers. The film is directed by Cleve E. Braddy and features a script by longtime FM contributor Anghus Houvouras. It stars Seth Hale, Amelia Mahrie, Frankie Breit, and Veronica Nelson. "I aimed to create something that reflected the real-world horrors [...]”