Shudder releases Porno clip

Last Updated on August 5, 2021

Despite the tantalizing headline, PORNO is a horror-comedy premiering on Shudder, directed by Keola Racela and starring David Arrow, Evan Daves, and Blake French. It's about

Four repressed teens and a projectionist working at a small-town movie theater discover a secret room filled with vintage exploitation films. Playing one of the old films unleashes a demon who attempts to seduce each of them and steal their souls.
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Meanwhile, PORNO will be premiering on the horror streaming service May 8th, 2020, but Shudder has released a clip from the film in anticipation of its release. The clip is not long, but it nonetheless gets at the comedic tone of the film, as well as a decent use of lighting and jump scares. It also stops right as the titular "porno" starts (boo!)

But what do you guys think? You looking forward to the film? Either way, sound off below!

Source: Arrow in the Head

Tags: Comedy, Demon, gore, Hell, Horror, Porno, sex, succubus, teens, Thriller

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