Must Love trailer

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Last Updated on July 26, 2021

We got the trailer for the upcoming horror comedy MUST LOVE DEATH today, and boy oh boy does it look like a hoot and a half!

Written and directed by Andreas Schaap, and starring Sam Loris, Manon Kahle, and Jeff Burrell, MUST LOVE DEATH hit the American Film Market a week or so back from Cinemavault, so it’s only a matter of time before this sucker finds some distribution.

But what it’s about, you ask? Here’s the detailed synopsis: After having his heartbroken one too many times, Norman loses hope in finding love and begins to spiral into a serious depression in which his only way out is to kill himself. He soon meets a group of like-minded individuals and sets up a meeting with them in which they will all die together. When the day comes to take his own life, Norman finds that the group isn’t suicidal, but instead they are serial killers with plans to torture and execute him on tape as part of a game show. The killers warped minds make a game out of killing each person and they seem to be getting away with murder until the tables are turned.As the bizarre game show continues on and Norman sees how crazy everyone around him is, he begins to appreciate his life on a whole new level and will do anything to survive and love again.

If you like game shows, blood baths, suicidal maniacs, torture, executions, and a hottie or two, then I think you’re gonna get a kick in the pants with MUST LOVE DEATH. But don’t take my word for it, check out the trailer below and decide for yourself!

Stick around for more on MUST LOVE DEATH as we hear it!

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