Fangoria’s Satanic Panic coming to theatres and VOD in September

Last Updated on July 30, 2021

Satanic Panic Chelsea Stardust

RLJE Films has picked up the distribution rights to the Fangoria production SATANIC PANIC and are planning to give the film a theatrical, VOD, and Digital HD release on September 6th.

Directed by Chelsea Stardust, the "completely original and wild" film will show us what happens when 

a pizza delivery girl at the end of her financial rope has to fight for her life – and her tips – when her last order of the night turns out to be for high society Satanists in need of a virgin sacrifice. 

Hayley Griffith, Ruby Modine, Michael Polish, Jerry O'Connell, and Rebecca Romijn star.

Author Grady Hendrix wrote the screenplay and crafted the story with his MOHAWK collaborator Ted Geoghegan.

The film was produced by Dallas Sonnier, Adam Goldworm, and Amanda Presmyk, with Charles Dorfman and David Gilbery serving as executive producers for Media Finance Capital and Phil Nobile Jr. and Danielle Cox executive producing for Fangoria.

The set-up for this one sounds like fun to me, and I really enjoyed the movie Stardust directed for the Blumhouse / Hulu series Into the Dark (the Mother's Day entry ALL THAT WE DESTROY), so I'm looking forward to watching SATANIC PANIC in September.

Satanic Panic Chelsea Stardust Rebecca Romijn
 

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