Choose Carefully Watch Trailer For Election Night

My apologies I’m going to mention that word, Brexit. Regardless of your views on it, we can say has been so divisive even 6 years since that vote still affecting our daily lives. Today on Digital platforms, Neil Monaghan‘s political horror home invasion thriller Election Night is released.

The film promises to tap into the unease and division that still plagues our country post-Brexit. We get a look at the film’s UK Trailer which teases us to choose carefully.

When five socialist friends have a house party to celebrate the expected win of their female candidate. But a British far right candidate isn’t far behind her in the polls and his supporters are rioting on the streets. When violence erupts across the country, there’s a knock at the door and a plea for help. With one simple action, everyone’s lives will be changed forever.

Think Abigail’s Party meets The Purge in the normally quiet London suburb of Notting Hill.

The Britain of ELECTION NIGHT is a society where the public are disillusioned with traditional politicians and the “Establishment”.

Many believe in a new optimistic rhetoric from a fictitious firebrand socialist party, the Progressive Social Alliance.

Others put their faith in a new populist far-right movement, the New Britain Party, headed by former newspaper baron Dominic Drummond (Bruce Payne).

As the election results pour in, five friends gather to watch the TV coverage. It’s a drink-fuelled night that should be a huge celebration of victory. But outside far-right NBP supporters are rioting and claiming a rigged election.

Three people desperately seeking shelter from the violence knock on the door as the police lose control.

The film features a cast of emerging British talent including Sean Cronin (Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation), Julian Seager (Vikings: Valhalla) and starring Bruce Payne (Passenger 57) as the leader of the ‘New Britain Party’, the captivating yet sinister Dominic Drummond.

Election Night is available now (Thursday 23rd June) on UK VOD platforms Sky Store, Virgin Media, Amazon, Rakuten and all MAJOR platforms.