Cool Hisss pics/trailer!

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Last Updated on July 26, 2021

Damn, this movie looks weird. Not a huge surprise as it comes from David Lynch’s daughter, but still, I don’t really know what to make of it. It seems to be taking its crazy premise seriously, which I can dig, but if the movie doesn’t turn out well, it might be an inadvertent laugh riot. I guess time will tell.

In case you’re lost, I’m talking about Jennifer Lynch’s HISSS, for which we have a few new images and a new trailer. Definitely watch the video below and let us know what you think, because this might end up being a split-down-the-middle affair. No word on when it might come out, but I’m guessing it’ll be making the rounds on the festival circuit for a while. For now, we have to be content with these images of a hot snake lady. And I’m okay with that.

Here is the HISSS synopsisss:It is the year 2008, an American man, named George, packing high tech gear, and evil intentions, makes the arduous journey into the heart of the forbidden forest. He captures a male cobra the size of a large python when he’s at his weakest, while mating. Little does he realize when they embark on testing this mysterious creature in their high-tech lab, what horror and destruction awaits him….

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