"Kill House" is a dark-humor horror flick that features a serial killer who targets real estate agents. "As news of a brutally murdered San Francisco Realtor throws the Los Angeles real estate community into a tailspin, fear and panic spread as more and more agents turn up dead," according to a promotional Web site for the film.
"Who's behind these crazed serial killings? The prime suspect is an ex-con hired by one of the property owners. But after he's caught, the killings don't stop -- they only get worse." At the center of the plot is Conner Realty, where "Realtors compete viciously for every listing," according to the film description. "Leading the pack is Marta Bauer, a chain-smoking narcissist; yipping at her heels is Marc Harmon, a whiner with a very big appetite. New to the company is frumpy single mom and compulsive shopper Sunny Lynch. They all vie for the Van Doren property, owned by two self-absorbed parents, Steve and Belinda."
The film is described as "heinous and hilarious." It is "a modern day tale of bloodlust, rivalry and greed -- all masquerading as the American Dream." (It is not likely endorsed by the National Association of Realtors, in case you were wondering.) A sneak preview screening for the film will be held at the Egyptian Theater, 6712 Hollywood Blvd. in Hollywood, Calif., at 7:30 p.m. March 7 (shout out to LAist.com for spotting this).
