‘The Void’ (2016) and ‘Leprechaun Returns’ (2018) director Steven Kostanski’s new film is about to be the first big horror release of the year, and it is all set to be screened at the drive-in location of Arena Cinelounge, Los Angeles. ‘PG: Psycho Goreman’ tells the story of assassins from another cosmos that help save a small town after two siblings awaken a foregone alien overlord without realising it. Written and directed by Kostanski, the film stars Nita-Josee Hanna (Books of Blood, 2020), Matthew Ninaber (Extraction Day, 2014), Owen Myre (Terrifier 2, 2021), Steven Vlahos (Two Deaths of Henry Baker, 2020), and Reece Presley (Holy Hell, 2015).
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The film will be screening on the 22nd, 23rd, 24th , and 28th of January at the drive-in, and tickets for the same can be purchased from Arena Cinelounge’s official website. The screening on the 23rd will be co-hosted by Dread Central and include an exclusive message from Ninaber. A “Tailgate Party” will be hosted at 7:30 pm by Dread Central’s Chronic Horror, an entertaining interview series focused on the genre, while tickling the viewers’ funny bone. For those worried, Dread Central has confirmed that they would be strictly adhering to social distancing norms to avoid any risks and keep safety as their utmost priority.
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Psycho Goreman has been rated ‘R,’ still, the trailer for the film features child actors Nina-Josee and Owen Myer, bringing about a comic relief with them seemingly befriending a monster and also partying with a few. In contrast, they have a ball like a monster rock band. Director Kostanski has previously made his intentions for several sequels for PG clear, saying his sole purpose for them is to reach the 13th film and calling it “PG-13”. He is currently working on the ‘Day of the Dead’ series that pays homage to Romero’s original film.