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Brutal new slasher Peter Rabid gets a relentlessly bloody trailer ahead of its early 2024 release!

Directed by S.J. Evans (Dead Of Nite) and written by Adam Stephen Kelly (Nemesis) Peter Rabid is unleashed by leading UK genre production studio Shogun Films. Starring Guy Henry (Star Wars: Rogue One), Jeanine Nerissa Sothcott (Renegades), and Johnny Palmiero (Green Street Holigans) as well as a cast of promising newcomers including Harrison Watson, Kirsty Howe, Madeleine Sidi, Joseph Emms, Harry Walters, Elise Oliviea, Charles Smith and Charlie Bentley. The titular role is played by 6’ 4” man mountain Nick Onsloe.

Peter Rabid delivers exactly what slasher fans want…blood and buckets of it! If you like inventive kills and practical effects, then you’ll love Peter Rabid!

Plot:

A group of former schoolfriends reunite in a secluded mansion after the death of one of their former classmates. However, their mourning is cut short as masked maniacs...

Gravitas Ventures’ Easter Bloody Easter isn’t the only Easter-themed horror movie headed our way this year, as Shogun Films is getting set to unleash their own slasher: Peter Rabid.

The team tells Bd, “Peter Rabid delivers exactly what slasher fans want…blood and buckets of it! If you like inventive kills and practical effects, then you’ll love Peter Rabid!”

Exclusively watch the trailer for Peter Rabid below, which is expected in early 2024.

In the upcoming slasher, “A group of former schoolfriends reunite in a secluded mansion after the death of one of their former classmates. However, their mourning is cut short as masked maniacs – controlled by a deranged cult – arrive with one intention, to slaughter them all.

“Will any of the former school pals survive? Will anything remain of them after Peter Rabid and his insane sister Bedelia are finished?”

Directed by S.J. Evans (Dead of Nite) and...

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