Before playing the Slasher flick Midnight Kiss, (2019-also reviewed)I was pleased to find that the Soho Film Festival had paired it up with a Slasher short, leading to me catching the catfish.
Note:Some plot details in review.
View on the film:
Introducing the movie by saying they wanted to make it one you could relax and sit back with a drink whilst enjoying, co-directors/co-stars/co-writers Seth Harrington & Gil Hizon zone in on party Horror vibes, with the duo displaying a keen eye for sight-gags from an adorably staged pillow fight to a ladder from a loft hilariously crashing into frame in the middle of a chase between the pals and the psycho.
Heading to the traditional Slasher Summer Camp setting, the writers capture in sarcastic one-liners the breezy bond shared by the pals, which gets put under threat by the writers seeping the psychotic catfish murderer sending increasingly deadly messages,whilst getting ready to join the lads for a killer holiday.
