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Special Edition Blu-ray features slipcover, folded poster and bonus features. Summer 1989, on her first day of school, Laquita Johnson is forced to join a group of students into the mysterious Black Holler woods for a class trip, where they face a deadly serial killer. A horror-comedy send up of classic 80s slasher films that ramps up the insane deaths and horror tropes.

Media

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Bonus Materials

• Director, Cast & Crew Commentary
• Deleted Scenes
• Extended Scenes
• Gag / Blooper Reel
• Alternate Ending
• Original Opening Scene
• We Made Our Goal - Song Parody
• Guns N Roses - Song Parody
• Kickstarter Video
• Professor Thompson Promotional Video
• Scene Selection
• Trailers
• Special Edition Blu-ray features illustrated slipcover and folded poster.

Sales Points

• For fans of: Sleepaway Camp, Cabin Fever, Wrong Turn, Friday the 13th, Final Girls, Tucker and Dale vs Evil, You Might Be the Killer, Foxy Brown, Coffy
• Fast paced slasher with comedic edge.
• Stars Tamiko Steele (Singleville, Beast of the Water); Stars LaDaveon Burford (All Saints, ATL Homicide, Real Country)

Press Quotes

If you're ready for a satire of slashers that plays smart instead of dumb, this one is ready for you to enjoy.

     —B&S About Movies

Black Holler is here to re-envision that era with a modern parody/homage that is single-handedly more inclusive than the entire actual decade of slasher offerings.

     —Black Horror Movies

I was ROLLING within minutes! Can be watched alone or with friends and pairs with beer and wine coolers.

     —Horrorhabit

We don't know if it was the cheesy acting, story, special effects, or a combination of all of the above, but there is definitely something special about it.

     —Midnight Horror Show

Black Holler is a funny, bloody tribute to low budget cinema of the not so distant past.

     —Ravenous Monster

While the film doesn't hold back in terms of violence, the tongue's always firmly in cheek, to make this one fun ride.

     —Search My Trash

Black Holler is a fun wild horror comedy that looks to be a satire and homage to the 80's slasher film mixed in with Blaxplotation and female-centric action films with a cast who know what they are doing.

     —World Film Geek