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First Clip From ‘Bad Kids Go To Hell’ Offers Wheelchair In Cafeteria Hijinks

Bad Kids Productions just released the first Bad Kids Go To Hell, starring Judd Nelson and directed by Matthew Spradlin. The film will have its theatrical release on December 7th, in select markets nation-wide. The first clip just came out, think of it more as an exercise in tonal appetite whetting.

The film, based on the popular comic book series of the same name, tells the tale of six private school students locked in a Saturday detention with a killer on the loose. Ben Browder (Farscape, Stargate SG-1, Doctor Who) also stars, as well as Ali Faulkner (Bianca in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1), Roger Edwards (Freelancers), Marc Donato (Degrassi: The Next Generation), Cameron Deane Stewart (Pitch Perfect), Augie Duke (The Mentalist), Amanda Alch (When Zachary Beaver Came to Town), Jeffrey Schmidt (Interstate), and Chanel Ryan (BASEketball) . The film was produced by Barry Wernick and Brad Keller, and had its world premiere at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con International, and screened at Stan Lee’s Comikaze and the Ruby Mountain Film Festival.

For those in the LA area, there will be a special meet and greet, comic signing, and giveaway with Writer/Director Matthew Spradlin, and some of the “Bad Kids”, plus some surprise appearances, today, Wednesday December 5th, from 7pm-9pm at Meltdown Comics, 7522 Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90046!

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Theatrical Poster and Dates For ‘Bad Kids Go To Hell’

Bad Kids Productions announces today that Bad Kids Go To Hell, starring Judd Nelson and directed by Matthew Spradlin, will have its theatrical release on December 7th, in select markets nation-wide.

The film, based on the popular comic book series of the same name, tells the tale of six private school students locked in a Saturday detention with a killer on the loose. Ben Browder (Farscape, Stargate SG-1, Doctor Who) also stars, as well as Ali Faulkner (Bianca in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1), Roger Edwards (Freelancers), Marc Donato (Degrassi: The Next Generation), Cameron Deane Stewart (Pitch Perfect), Augie Duke (The Mentalist), Amanda Alch (When Zachary Beaver Came to Town), Jeffrey Schmidt (Interstate), and Chanel Ryan (BASEketball) . The film was produced by Barry Wernick and Brad Keller, and had its world premiere at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con International, and screened at Stan Lee’s Comikaze and the Ruby Mountain Film Festival.

On October 27th, Bad Kids Go To Hell will also have an exclusive one night Halloween Sneak Peek Hell Night screening at all ten Studio Movie Grill locations, which include the seven theaters in Texas along with theaters in Scottsdale, Arizona, Alpharetta, Georgia and Wheaton, Illinois. READ MORE

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[San Diego Comic-Con '12] First Official Trailer For ‘Bad Kids Go To Hell’, Comic-Inspired One-Sheet

Making its North American premiere at the San Diego Comic-Con this Friday, July 13th is the comedy thriller Bad Kids Go To Hell, based on a graphic novel by Matthew Spradlin. While we’ve shared a sales trailer, we’ve now landed the official Con trailer that’s inside alongside the previously released art.

In the book, “Six private school high school kids find themselves stuck in detention on a frightfully dark and stormy Saturday afternoon. During their 8 hour incarceration, each of the six kids falls victim to a horrible “accident” until only one of them remains.

And as each of these spoiled rich kids bites the dust, the story takes on a series of humorous and frantic twists and turns.
Is one of the kids secretly evening the school’s social playing field? Or have the ghosts of prestigious Crestview Academy finally come to punish the school’s worst (and seemingly untouchable) brats?

One thing is for sure…Daddy’s money can’t save them now.

Judd Nelson, Amanda Alch, Marc Donato, Augie Duke, Roger Edwards, Ali Faulkner, Cameron Deane Stewart and Ben Browder all star. Spradlin directed and co-wrote the screenplay with Barry Wernick.

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