A party is thrown with dark intentions. She is inviting her school bullies and has planned one hell of a night. After a party trick goes horribly wrong, each guest is forced into a macabre game of life and death by an ancient demon who forces them to tell horrifying stories. Let’s take a look at the horror stories anthology The Macabre (2022).
In the movie, shy girl Nancy is hosting a party for her horrible “friends”. Nancy has all of the luxuries one could hope for to indulge her guests. Nancy has even invited a popular hypnotist to entertain her party. Little do they know that Nancy plans on using her celebrity showman’s special talents to reveal herself as the wicked entity she truly is. Nancy’s friends will be forced to tell stories that satisfy Nancy’s bloody appetite for the Macabre or face a horrible and untimely death. The terror never stops as the story takes a twist at every turn. This true-to-the-genre horror anthology delivers it all. Creatures, slashers, the supernatural, and everything in between. Is it all real? Is this party hell on earth? Or is it just a murderous mind game where Nancy’s unsuspecting friends are the pawns?
Eric Mathis debuts as the director and producer of a feature film with The Macabre (2022). The screenplay has been written by Rolfe Kanefsky responsible for the screenplay for uncountable B-movie titles including Nightmare Man (2006), Adventures Into the Woods: A Sexy Musical (2012), Sorority Slaughterhouse (2016), Bus Party to Hell (2017), Automation (2019), and Art of the Dead (2019), with the contribution of Brian Lewis and Kirsten James.
Corinna Jones, Aaron Groben, Arianna Lexus, Mark Torgl, John Dugan, James Stokes, Alan Maxson, Fiona Kennedy, Mark D Valenti, Tasha Tacosa, D.J. Patton, Maritza Brikisak, and Lindsey Cruz for the main cast.
The Macabre (2022) is available on digital platforms since August 20, 2022. Watch its official trailer here.
