New trailer for After Dark’s Horrorfest 4’s high school horror flick The Final

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Last Updated on July 26, 2021

There’s nothing like a solid high school revenge movie to bring a satisfying grin to my face. Seeing jocks and the popular crowd act like a bunch of dicks only to have their asses handed to them never ceases to leave me as happy as a boob in a bikini factory.


Least to say, THE FINAL, one of the eight films in After Dark’s Horrorfest 4, looks like a whole lot of fun, as it details what happens when said popular crowd is given a final test… for their lives! We’ve seen a trailer for it before (right HERE to be exact), but there’s now a new trailer to oogle at courtesy of the boys over at Dread Central, which you can check out below.

I’m digging this new trailer, from the MEAN GIRLS-style begining to THE STRANGERS-style ending, this beast has it all! Directed by Joey Stewart and starring Jascha Washington, Julin, Justin Arnold, and Lindsay Seidel, THE FINAL goes a little something like this:

An awkward student with a deadly vendetta and suicidal tendencies leads a group of outcasts in a plot to avenge the years of humiliation they faced from the popular students at their high school. At an abandoned lake house the outcasts prepare a night of torture that will leave their tormentors scarred for life – physically and emotionally.

F*ck yeah. This flick just moved to the top of my must-see list for this year’s Horrorfest. Check out the full scoop by clicking HERE, enjoy the trailer below, and get ready for After Dark’s Horrorfest 4 hitting select theaters January 29th.

Source: Dread Central

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