Exclusive Monsters of Man red band trailer features face-peeling action!

Last Updated on August 5, 2021

Writer/director Mark Toia's sci-fi thriller Monsters of Man is currently available to watch on Digital and VOD (check it out HERE), and today we've got the EXCLUSIVE premiere of the film's red band trailer! It's embedded above, and is described as being 

a face peeling, bloody, explosive and action-packed trailer! Packed with relentless action with kill after kill getting wilder and wilder! Heads get crushed, limbs get blown off and people are cut down with heavy machine gunfire! No one is safe from the robots that a lay a path of bloody destruction in MONSTERS OF MAN. This is for horror fans, old-school action fans and hardcore sci-fi fans!

Below, we have a video interview with Toia, along with a bloody poster that goes with the red band trailer.

Monsters of Man is the feature directorial debut of Toia, who also funded the film and is self-distributing. The film is an "action packed, suspenseful sci-fi thriller" that 

reveals the terrifying dangers of sophisticated AI robotics used for military applications when a corrupt CIA agent (Neal McDonough) conspires with a robotics company to field test highly advanced prototype robots with the aim of winning a lucrative military contract.   Their plan is to drop the robots into the infamous Golden Triangle to test their battle skills on unsuspecting armed drug cartels that no one will miss. The illegal mission is a disaster; haywire robots slaughter an entire village of innocent people. The brutal massacre is witnessed by a group of volunteer doctors on a goodwill mission. 

Everyone is considered collateral damage when you need to hide the truth!

McDonough is joined in the cast by Brett Tutor, Jose Rosete, David Haverty, Paul Haapiniemi, Tatjana Marjanovic, Kayli Tran, Ryan Hough, Jessica Blackmore, Ly Ty, Conrad Pratt, Taylor Leigh Edwards, Jordan Tulleners, Ma Rynet, David Samartin, Trong Kam, and Michael Goldman.

Arrow in the Head's own The Iceman recently watched Monsters of Man and gave it an 8/10 review, which you can read at THIS LINK.