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Funhouse Trailer Is Big Brother Meets Gory Saw Horror

The new trailer for the upcoming horror movie Funhouse has been released. The movie mixes Saw-style gore and reality TV satire, and it releases in May.

The trailer sets up the basic premise. A group of hot young social media and online stars are gathered together in a house to participate in a Big brother-style reality show, with every second of the day streamed to the world. But this is a deadly reality show, and the unlucky contestants must deal with masked killers and gruesome traps as they attempt to stay alive to win the game. Funhouse doesn’t exactly look like the most subtle of satires, but it’ll hopefully deliver some gruesome kills along the way. Check the trailer out below:

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