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The Last Sleepover is currently in production in Kentucky, and Bloody Disgusting has an exclusive look at the first batch of stills from the indie slasher.

Genre favorites Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp) and Lisa Wilcox (A Nightmare on Elm Street 4-5) appear in the film alongside Spooky Madison, Audri Curtsinger, Jason Crowe, Ashe Parker, and Tj Moreschi.

A group of former friends reunite on the night of their 20-year high school reunion. Once part of an elite clique called The Pastels, they harbor a dark secret — years ago, they tormented a less fortunate girl in a cruel prank that ended in tragedy.

After the reunion, they continue the night at an Airbnb for one last sleepover, but the celebration quickly turns into a nightmare. A masked killer begins hunting them down one by one, seeking revenge for the sins of their past.

Gregory W. Brock directs from a script he co-wrote with Austin J. Rutherford.

Bloody Disgusting has an exclusive first look at the theatrical poster for indie slasher The Boy from Below designed by Andrew Kern.

The sleepy New England town of Carpenter Falls is known for being the hometown of silver screen legend Marilyn Leigh Miller. As Halloween season arrives, an obsessed psychopath looks to pay tribute to the late B-movie scream queen by living out his own horror movie fantasies.

Caught in the madness is local video store clerk Quinn Curtis and her gang of movie-loving friends, whose knowledge of the genre may be their key to survival.

Spooky Madison (Phantom Fun-World), Dee Wallace (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial), Leah Voysey (Terrifier 2), Chaney Morrow (Haunt), Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), Jack Norman (The Funhouse Massacre), and filmmaker Tommy Lee Wallace star.

Tory Jones directs from a script he co-wrote with Jerron Spencer (Phantom Fun-World). Cody Ruch handled the practical special effects.

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From the weirdos behind Attack of the Killer Donuts (their words!) comes the indie horror monster movie Haunted House of Pancakes, and we’ve got the trailer debut for ya today.

Haunted House of Pancakes will World Premiere at HorrorHound on Saturday, March 22. In the meantime, you can meet these dastardly diner denizens by watching the trailer below.

Today happens to be National Pancake Day, so chow down on some pancakes while you watch!

From director Nathan Dalton, the upcoming horror film stars Aaron Prager (Cannibal Comedian on Screambox) and Spooky Madison

In Haunted House of Pancakes, “On Halloween night, a demonic possession takes over a diner, transforming the food into bloodthirsty creatures out for revenge…

“Trapped inside the nightmarish diner, a waiter and college student fight back. Will they escape the clutches of the Haunted House of Pancakes—or fall victim to the food apocalypse?”

Stay tuned for release information as we learn it.

Genre icons Felissa Rose, who starred in the slasher classic Sleepaway Camp, and Lisa Wilcox, who battled Freddy Krueger in A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master and A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Dream Child, have signed on to star in the slasher movie The Last Sleepover, which is scheduled to start filming next month!

Coming our way from Gregory W. Brock and Austin Rutherford, the filmmaking team behind Hillbilly Bloodbath, Kill Granny Kill, The Art of Killing, and The Town Without Halloween, The Last Sleepover has the following synopsis: A group of former high school friends reuniting on the night of their 20th-year class reunion. Once part of an elite clique called “The Pastels,” they harbored a dark secret—years ago, they tormented a less fortunate girl in a cruel prank that ended in tragedy. After the reunion, they continue the night at an Airbnb for one last sleepover,...

Lisa Wilcox has joined the cast of The Last Sleepover as Bethany Drake, a popular matriarch and pillar of the community.

The actress is best known for going toe-to-toe with Freddy Krueger as Alice Johnson in A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master and A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child.

“Whether someone loves the horror genre or not, everyone is familiar with the Nightmare franchise,” producer P.J. Starks (10/31) tells Bloody Disgusting. “As a fan of those films, having Lisa join the project is very cool. She is a solid talent, and the gravitas she brings due to her status in the horror community only elevates the excitement of making this movie.”

Sleepaway Camp‘s Felissa Rose also stars in the indie slasher alongside Spooky Madison, Audri Curtsinger, Jason Crowe, Ashe Parker, and Tj Moreschi.

A group of former friends reunite on the night of their 20-year high school reunion.

Sleepaway Camp icon Felissa Rose will star in the indie slasher The Last Sleepover.

A group of former friends reunite on the night of their 20-year high school reunion. Once part of an elite clique called The Pastels, they harbor a dark secret — years ago, they tormented a less fortunate girl in a cruel prank that ended in tragedy.

After the reunion, they continue the night at an Airbnb for one last sleepover, but the celebration quickly turns into a nightmare. A masked killer begins hunting them down one by one, seeking revenge for the sins of their past.

Rose will play the adult Pastel, Talia Lopes, with Spooky Madison (Phantom Fun-World) as a younger version of the character. Audri Curtsinger, Jason Crowe, Ashe Parker, and Tj Moreschi round out the ensemble.

Production is set to begin next month in Kentucky with Gregory W. Brock directing from a script he co-wrote with Austin J. Rutherford.

Genre icons Dee Wallace – whose credits include The Hills Have Eyes, The Howling, Cujo, and Critters – and Felissa Rose – who will always be remembered for playing Angela in Sleepaway Camp – have signed on to star in the horror film The Boy from Below alongside Richie Ramone, who was the drummer for The Ramones from 1983 to 1987. Directed by Tory Jones, The Boy from Below is described as being a “retelling” of Jones’ 2017 film The Wicked One (which previously received a sequel titled Wicked Ones).

Jones had this to say about the project: “In 2014, I set out to create a new slasher character reminiscent of the horror heavyweights of films past. This would lead to the creation of The Wicked One, a corrupted teen who transforms into a hulking psychopath in a scarecrow mask. It would take two years, but finally The Wicked One premiered at Fright Night Film Festival 2016 to a...