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A social justice warrior and her friend fake an attack by a legendary serial killer for a little attention, but the plan backfires when this triggers the real killer to resurface and go after them.

Bonus Materials

• Director's Commentary
• Delete Scenes
• Alternate Scenes
• Trailers

Sales Points

• Stars Meredith Mohler (Queen Dracula), Sam Furman (Speech & Debate), Isabella Alberti (TNT’s “Good behavior”)
• Features NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET star Amanda Wyss (Better Off Dead, Fast Times at Ridgemont High.
• National advertising campaign planned (print + digital) by Wild Eye to support physical and digital release.
• Recommended for fans of slashers such as 'The Row', 'Sorority Row' and 'Sorority Horror House'.
• From cult film writer / director Chris Moore (Blessed are the Children).

Press Quotes

A riveting take on call-out culture and the slasher film...if you love a good horror-black-comedy like Scream, it's a truly entertaining new entry in the slasher sub-genre of horror.

     —1428 Elm

Driven by an intelligent script and strong performances, Triggered is a dark horror comedy, which challenges the audience and is worth checking out.

     —Blazing Minds

Triggered is a throwback '80s style slasher for a new generation, capturing the vibes of the movies it pays homage to while evoking real questions about social justice warriors and the culture of being so easily offended.

     —Geeks of Doom

The current political climate needed a movie like this and is essential viewing for any indie horror fan... this clever film will not disappoint.

     —Horror Society

A Horror Comedy About Getting Offended for all the Wrong Reasons.

     —Pop Horror

Horror and dark comedy are two difficult genres to pull off, and 'Triggered' effortlessly blends both in a highly entertaining film.

     —Morbidly Beautiful

Similar to Scream and I Know What You Did last Summer. There's horrific moments in all these films, but there's a subtle playfulness in them too.

     —Indie Horror Online