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The nostalgia is strong for the 1990s at the moment, with ’90s slasher franchises Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer recently returning to the big screen. The upcoming 213 Bones is cut from a similar cloth, set to pay homage to the 1990s slasher movement.
Variety reports that The Horror Collective has picked up the worldwide rights to 213 Bones, and the indie genre label is planning to release the slasher in the United States this year.
Set in 1993, 213 Bones follows a group of college students in the Pacific Northwest who find themselves targeted by a masked killer as a series of brutal murders unfolds.
The official plot synopsis continues, “suspicion spreads and tensions rise, the survivors are forced to uncover the killer’s identity before they become the next victims.”
The throwback ’90s style slasher pays homage to Scream, I Know What You Did Last Summer, and Urban Legend, and Variety notes that it even features a ’90s soundtrack!
“It boasts a soundtrack of recognizable ’90s and alternative-era tracks from artists including Chris Cornell, Soundgarden, The Jesus and Mary Chain, and the Melvins,” Variety reports.
Luna Fujimoto, Hunter Nance, Colin Egglesfield, Dean Cameron, Liam Woodrum, Toni Weiss and Frances Barker McCormick star in director Jeffrey Primm’s 213 Bones.
The slasher villain was designed by Jason Baker (The Black Phone, Terrifier 3).
