Kill Giggles Theatrical Trailer World Premiere

From Mad Ones Films comes the theatrical trailer world premiere of Kill Giggles, which exclusively aired at iHorror on Halloween. After viewing it myself, I’m officially naming it one of the best horror trailers of 2019! You’ll see why when you check it out down below and don’t forget to check out all the other information for the film as well.

Kill Giggles is a Hitchcockian horror/thriller inspired by Jaysen Buterin’s own coulrophobia (extreme fear and/or hatred of clowns). The film stars talented North Carolina local actor of stage and screen Michael Ray Williams (Knob Goblins, Echoes, Between Hell and a Hard Place) as unhinged clown killer Tommy dos Santos, alongside indie scream queen Ellie Church (High on the Hog, Harvest Lake, The Bad Man) as Eden di Prima, someone with her own clown skeletons in the closet. The pair are supported by genre legends Vernon Wells (Commando, Mad Max, Weird Science), Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp) and Judith O’Dea (Night of the Living Dead) as well as Patrick G. Keenan and Nereida Velazquez.

Synopsis for Kill Giggles

Tommy dos Santos wasn’t born a psychopath, nor was he made into a sociopath. He’s something entirely new, and he’s walking his own path – a path that will run red with the blood of the foulest most fiendishly frightening creatures ever conceived by man… CLOWNS! No longer the madmen and monsters that nightmares are made of, now it’s the clowns who are the victims, running for their lives from a killer who won’t stop until every single one of them is dead.

According to the Press Release

Buterin wanted to turn the tables on a timeless terror trope by telling a story of a serial killer of clowns, as opposed to a mass-murdering maniac who just dresses up like one, so that the clowns were finally the victims instead. This allowed him to make a movie where he could face up to his own fears and explore the way his mind twists normal, kind, human clowns into terrifying man-shaped monsters. “It’s ill-advised, self-administered psychotherapy at its best, or worst… depending on how you look at. It’s kind of like a dream come true and my worst nightmare all at the same time,”  Buterin says.

Supported by stars and creative talent from all over the world, the cast and crew came together over a three-week period to shoot the film. “What we’ve done here is truly make movie magic, shooting 148 scenes over a period of 20 days in 36 different locations with a 20-25-person crew,” says Buterin. “From a ghost mall to a haunted hospital to beautiful theatres and downtown settings, there are some absolutely amazing sequences and death scenes coming up we hope people will be talking about for some time!”

The full trailer for Kill Giggles proves that Buterin’s passion project is going to be fucking awesome. Everything about it looks awesome – it’s well shot with awesome cinetomography, performances, and a killer storyline. For more information on Kill Giggles, please visit the online circus at www.killgiggles.com or follow the film on Facebook: facebook.com/killgiggles.