Watch the Trailer for Slovenia’s First Horror Movie KILLBILLIES Coming October 25

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When you think ‘Slovenia’ you usually picture bears drinking wine in caves, or something like that. But you never, ever think ‘brutal backwoods horror flicks.’ Well, horror fans, that’s all about to change!

Slovenia’s very first horror flick is here. Director Tomaž Gorkič’s maiden voyage into the deranged is called Killbillies and it’s a doozy. Unsurprisingly, Artsploitation Films has picked it up for distribution. It’s coming to DVD and VOD next week. Read the full press release and watch the trailer below….

October 9, 2016–Philadelphia–Proving that the American South does not hold a monopoly on sexually depraved, bloodthirsty hillbillies, Killbilllies (aka: Idyll, Idila) depicts a harrowing tale of abduction, violence and hoped-for survival, in Slovenia’s first ever horror movie.

A group of fashionistas from the city, including models Zina and Mia, make-up artist Dragica and photographer Blitcz, begin to shoot on an idyllic countryside hilltop. But soon, two physically deformed psychopathic countrymen approach them and quickly attack. After the terrified group finds themselves chained in a basement and awaiting their gruesome fate, they decide they must fight no matter what the odds.

A wild, bloody, taut clash ensues between urban and rural, women and men, between savages and civilized man. A fresh, sadistic take on such classics as The Hills Have Eyes and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.