The Funhouse Massacre (2015)

In the shadowy corridors of a top-secret, high-security asylum, five of the globe's most monstrous and unhinged criminals are imprisoned without trial, their existence erased for the good of humanity. This clandestine collection of horrors includes everything from ghoulish, cannibalistic connoisseurs to mad dentists, from twisted hobbyists to nightmarish clowns and sanctimonious sinners steeped in madness. However, the unexpected unchains itself when an eclectic group of lunatics manage to break free from their confines, their sights set on the grand opening night of Macon County Funhouse. A once innocuous Halloween attraction, its themed mazes now become the perfect playground for these escaped psychopaths to reignite their reigns of terror. Under the cloak of the grand event, the original crew of the funhouse is seamlessly replaced by the escaped psychopaths. The thrill-seekers who pour in, expecting benign scares and playful horrors, find themselves caught in a terrifyingly authentic spectacle. The line between macabre entertainment and genuine horror blurs as the funhouse transforms into a blood-curdling nightmare, a stage where the escaped lunatics perform a gruesome spectacle of fear and chaos. The grand opening night turns into a horrifying spectacle where the patrons witness a show that goes all the way, a realistic hack-hack, chop-chop display that they never signed up for. The Funhouse Massacre masterfully fuses the innocent allure of a Halloween Funhouse with the chilling reality of escaped psychopaths, creating a terrifying thrill-ride that leaves viewers on the edge of their seats.

The Funhouse Massacre is a comedy movie featuring Robert Englund and directed by Andy Palmer.

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