When they realize that each of these horrific deaths corresponds to one of the seven sins, it’s only a matter of time before their number is up.” Their weekend of partying quickly turns into a nightmare as members of the group are murdered one by one. When they get a killer deal on an Airbnb, they waste little time celebrating their good fortune. “ All My Friends Are Dead follows a group of college friends as they head to the year’s biggest music festival. The 90s-throwback slasher stars award-winning actress Jade Pettyjohn ( Destroyer) and international sensation JoJo Siwa in the newest film franchise from genre veteran Marcus Dunstan ( SAW IV-7, The Collector) and Happy Death Day Producer John Baldecchi.
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Let’s see if people like this one.”īe sure to listen to this week’s full episode of The Boo Crew Podcast, wherein the crew is joined not only by McG but also Killer Queen stars Judah Lewis and Emily Alyn Lind!įilming is officially underway in Vancouver, Canada on our slasher All My Friends Are Dead, from Cinedigm (CIDM), Roundtable Entertainment, and Clay Epstein’s Film Mode Entertainment (FME). But should the audience like this movie, we’re ready to do the third one.
He continued, “I don’t want to talk about the third beat of the Cole arc. In the second film he’s in an age where he can experience love… and we could explore that.” But naturally it’s not appropriate for him to realize those feelings with a grown woman.
“There’s the first beat, which is an adolescent Cole, who is having these strange feelings about the babysitter. “ There have always been three beats to this story,” McG explained. Does that mean we’re getting a third film, you ask? Speaking with Bloody Disgusting’s The Boo Crew Podcast, Babysitter/ Killer Queen director McG says that’s the hope! I won’t be getting into any major spoilers within this article, but the post-credits scene shows that the Devil’s Book is still hanging around, just waiting to be picked up and used for nefarious means. But though the story may feel complete by the end of Killer Queen, a post-credits tease suggests the horror isn’t over just yet. Now streaming on Netflix, The Babysitter: Killer Queen is a sequel to 2017’s The Babysitter, bringing back the main players to continue the tale of a young man and his struggles with a devil-worshiping cult that just can’t seem to die.
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