Excl. Blood Night clip!

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Last Updated on July 26, 2021

To kick-off the first Friday of the month we have a special treat for all of you horror fans out there–an Exclusive New Clip from BLOOD NIGHT: THE LEGEND OF MARY HATCHET!

That’s right folks, the new horror flick featuring Danielle Harris and Bill Moseley was released on DVD one week ago and is already in the top 100 horror flicks sold on Amazon.com right now! Talk about impressive!

Co-starring Nate Dushku, Samantha Facchi, and Anthony Marks, BLOOD NIGHT goes a little something like this: Blood Night puts a neck-breaking spin on the gory and gut-wrenching “slasher” pieces from the legendary decade of 1980’s horror. Stemming from the real life Long Island legend of Mary Hatchet, Blood Night is a full-length motion picture that tells the tale of a group of teenagers enjoying their annual Blood Night festivities when they come face-to-face with the reality of this haunting legend. One by one, the teens begin to disappear and meet their fate. As the body count rises, so do the unanswered questions about their missing friends and the secrets of Mary’s horrifying past.

A gory tribute to the slasher flicks of the 1980s? I’m so there! But just how gory are we talking about here? Just how far do they push the envelope? If the exclusive clip we have below is any indication, this flick’s gonna be a blood bath! F*ck yeah!

Be sure to snag your own copy of BLOOD NIGHT: THE LEGEND OF MARY HATCHET on DVD right HERE, and in the meantime, enjoy the brand spankin’ new clip below! Don’t say I didn’t warn ya–this thing gets bloody!

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