Debbie Rochon takes on the Serial Kaller January 26th

By Cody Hamman

Posted 10 years ago

Last Updated on August 2, 2021

On January 26th, Wild Eye Releasing will be putting director Dan Brownlie's slasher film SERIAL KALLER out onto DVD and VOD. Starring Debbie Rochon, Dani Thompson, and Suzi Lorraine, the story of what happens when a deranged creep starts stalking the girls of Babealicious TV has the following official synopsis:

A group of beautiful Internet models are trapped inside their recording studio and hunted down by a mentally unstable fan they insulted live on the air. Now the girls must join together to escape and face their murderous stalker, or be picked off one by one. Beauty may only be skin deep, but revenge cuts to the bone.
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A trailer for the film can be viewed below, and while the production value doesn't seem to be all that great, I do like the touch of grindhouse tone and style that the trailer has.

If SERIAL KALLER sounds like a movie you'd like to watch, you can pre-order it right now at this link.

Source: Arrow in the Head

Tags: aith, Arrow in the head, Dan Brownlie, dani thompson, debbie rochon, Serial Kaller, Suzi Lorraine, trailer

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