Exclusive Trailer! No Such Thing As Monsters gets October DVD/VOD release

Uncork'd Entertainment has announced an October 27th DVD and On Demand release for NO SUCH THING AS MONSTERS, an Australian horror film that's in the vein of genre classics THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE and THE HILLS HAVE EYES. In anticipation of the release, we're sharing the EXCLUSIVE first look at the film's trailer, embedded above.

Directed by Stuart Stanton, who also wrote the script with Karen Elgar, NO SUCH THING AS MONSTERS follows 

! young couple, Mary and David, who escape to the woods for a weekend away of rest and relaxation. Mary does not know it, but this is the weekend in which David plans to propose. Everything changes however when they encounter a psychopathic family and they forced to fight back to survive.

Angel Giuffria, Matthew Clarke, Michaela Celeste, Georgia Crisfield-Smith, Rebecca Fortuna, Jacob Fyfe, Rohana Hayes, and David Macrae star.

A poster for NO SUCH THING AS MONSTERS can be seen below, along with a couple stills. The film is described as being a "devilishly delicious horror treat from down under", and looks like it will be one worth checking out this Halloween season.

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