Dark Sky Films is set to give director Travis Greene’s rental property thriller 8 Found Dead a theatrical and VOD release on September 8th, and with that date just one month away we’ve gotten our hands on a trailer for the film. Check it out in the embed above!
Scripted by Jonathan Buchanan, 8 Found Dead tells the following story: Two couples head to a secluded desert hideaway for a weekend of relaxation and, unbeknownst to their friends, uneasy revelations. When they arrive, each couple is met by the same eccentric couple, claiming to have booked the rental on the same day at the same time. As two local police officers are drawn into the evening’s strange and unpredictable events, depravity and derangement begin to consume everyone at the house. What begins as miscommunication soon descends in mayhem and bloody murder.
The film stars Aly Trasher (What’s My Name Again?), Alisha Soper (American Horror Story), William Gabriel Grier (The Stalking Fields), Eddy Acosta (5 Years Gone), Rosanne Limeres (1000 Ways to Die), Tim Simek (Viral), and Nancy Linehan Charles (Minority Report).
8 Found Dead was produced by Buchanan and Trasher, alongside Nathaniel Upshaw, Laura Buckles, Ryan Valdez, Hannah Risinger, Elliot Murphy, and Neil Evans. Greene served as an executive producer with Rich Greene, and Owen Williams.
As of right now, we only know of two theatres that will be showing 8 Found Dead on the big screen, but that list is expected to grow as we get closer to the release date. The screens that are booked are at the Gateway Film Center in Columbus, Ohio and the Guild Cinema in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
What did you think of the 8 Found Dead trailer? Does this look like a movie you’d like to check out, either in the theatre or on VOD? Let us know by leaving a comment below.
The movie looks like a good time to me, and I also find the set-up to be pretty creepy, especially since I just started staying at rental properties while on vacation within the last couple years. I look forward to checking this one out.
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