Overtime (2021)

Last month we brought you the Graham Humphrey designed poster for indie horror comedy Overtime, today we get a look at the film’s official Trailer.

Despite the film already completed, director Mario Covone has released it’s official Trailer. Just ahead of the film’s Kickstarter campaign which starts on Tuesday 29th September to help get the film released on Blu-Ray.

“This Kickstarter campaign is a dream for horror fans, who can pick up a new indie horror movie, discover new music from an international assortment of horror punk bands and grab a poster painted by a horror icon.”ย  said Covone.

No stranger to political subtext within his work, Covoneโ€™s debut movie, which he has also penned, explores the real-world issues of violence in schools, and the dangers of media scaremongering, whilst maintaining a traditional horror backdrop with twists and turns aplenty.

The cast and creative team are all newcomers to the industry, and Covone is using this platform to expose new and raw talent to the world of horror cinema.

Check out the trailer below…

Related: Graham Humphreys Artwork Revealed For Mario Corvone’s Overtime

A teacher works late into the night at school, marking papers, seemingly alone. But a presence is watching him from the shadows. Stalked through the winding corridors and trapped within, a sinister secret holds the key to his survival.


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