Cinephobia Releasing has officially dropped a new trailer for Marcel Walz’s Brute 1986. The highly anticipated sequel follows last summer’s cult hit Brute 1976. It snagged the rights just ahead of the blood-soaked feature’s World Premiere at Tubi FrightFest Halloween on October 31.
A Retro Evolution from Gritty Seventies Homage to Eighties Excess
While Brute 1976 honored seventies classics like The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, this follow-up shifts decades. Brute 1986 embraces beloved eighties slasher tropes, heavy metal aesthetics, and practical gore. The plot follows glam metal band Leather Kobra as they shoot a music video in a deserted town. Unfortunately, the violent Birdy family resides nearby, turning the video set into a bloody nightmare.
Star-Studded Cast Delivers Practical Gore and Rock Aesthetics
Tokio Hotel’s Bill Kaulitz stars in the film and also contributes original music alongside Swedish bandCRAZY LIXX.Returning cast members Dazelle Yvette, Sarah French, and Gigi Gustin from Brute 1976are also joined by horror veteranLew Temple. Director Marcel Walz and writerJoe Knetter intentionally crafted an authentic love letter to eighties cinema, and it shows. Horror fans can expect a wild mix of big hair, spandex, and unapologetic slasher mayhem.
Watch the new trailer forBrute 1986 below and get your tickets for the Tubi FrightFest premiere now.
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