Teaser trailer for low-budget home-invasion horror Knifepoint

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Our second article on Jed Strahm’s home-invasion horror film KNIFEPOINT comes exactly 374 days after our first. Now that’s a whole lot of mothaf*ckin’ time to wait for teaser trailer…

But that’s precisely what we have for you below. As you’ll see, the film is a low-budget trap-and-torture ditty, no doubt shot on video. Still, I’m a sucker for yuletide terror, so count me in.

Starring Krista Braun, Katherine Randolph, Kym Jackson (below), Andy Mackenzie, Grant Reynolds, Scott Elrod and Chuck Borden – KNIFEPOINT is set on:

Christmas Eve, a time for family and celebration. Abbie is busy preparing orders of gingerbread cookies with her wheelchair-confined sister Michele — an intimate, uneventful Christmas between sisters. However, something is amiss in the loft complex they call home. Chains have been secured to the front gate, cameras have been tampered with and a mini-van lingers in the parking lot… A plan is in action and unpleasant characters begin to materialize as the number of tenants starts to dwindle.

In the middle of the night, Michele is struggling for sleep when the unthinkable happens: a vile criminal lurking in the shadows throws himself at the disabled young lady, planning to take her by force until Abbie intervenes and stops the transgression. A golf club to the head ferociously puts him out of commission. It’s over, the worst has passed… except that the bastard wasn’t alone. His band of thugs erupts into the loft, the evening’s standard practice as they’ve already gone through every unit, ransacking the belongings and the lives of the residents. This is the gang’s last stop. Abbie and Michele’s grief is far from over. A night in hell is about to begin…

KNIFEPOINT will screen in some capacity at this year’s Fantasia Fest. Perhaps our man C.Bum will check it out and give us his thoughts.

Source: AITH

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