Hubie Halloween
The lives of an avant-garde musician, a serial killer, a kingpin and his right hand man intertwine in a tale of violence, psychedelia and betrayal. After a devastating economical collapse, American so…
Hubie Halloween
The lives of an avant-garde musician, a serial killer, a kingpin and his right hand man intertwine in a tale of violence, psychedelia and betrayal. After a devastating economical collapse, American society falls into shambles and never recovers. A new experimental street drug known as Pesticide takes the country by storm. The drug gives the user a powerful psychedelic experience, frying brain cells in the process - "pesticide for the mind". The ruthless and sadistic Bronco Billy (Joseph Loeffler-Bell) runs a drug-trafficking operation, with Lorelai Brenner (Jamie Schenk) working as his right-hand man. Yvonne Hagg (Kate Henning) formulates a plan to overthrow Billy and put herself in charge - David (Paul Domenosky), an introverted and socially awkward accountant, has dinner with an old friend named Frank (Ty Bourdo). However, things are not what they seem - Angelo (Cole McCormack) is an avant-garde musician and a pesticide addict. After accidentally overdosing on the drug, he believes he has entered the seventh circle of hell and slowly begins to succumb to madness - The three stories intertwine and come together to tell a shocking, frightening, humorous, gruesome, and oddball tale. —Ethan Forster
Hubie Halloween
Comedy,Horror,Mystery
Film Details
The lives of an avant-garde musician, a serial killer, a kingpin and his right hand man intertwine in a tale of violence, psychedelia and betrayal. After a devastating economical collapse, American society falls into shambles and never recovers. A new experimental street drug known as Pesticide takes the country by storm.
The drug gives the user a powerful psychedelic experience, frying brain cells in the process - "pesticide for the mind". The ruthless and sadistic Bronco Billy (Joseph Loeffler-Bell) runs a drug-trafficking operation, with Lorelai Brenner (Jamie Schenk) working as his right-hand man. Yvonne Hagg (Kate Henning) formulates a plan to overthrow Billy and put herself in charge - David (Paul Domenosky), an introverted and socially awkward accountant, has dinner with an old friend named Frank (Ty Bourdo).
However, things are not what they seem - Angelo (Cole McCormack) is an avant-garde musician and a pesticide addict. After accidentally overdosing on the drug, he believes he has entered the seventh circle of hell and slowly begins to succumb to madness - The three stories intertwine and come together to tell a shocking, frightening, humorous, gruesome, and oddball tale. —Ethan Forster.