San Diego Comic-Con 2012: First Trailer Drops for the Twisted Twins’ American Mary

Steve Barton   |  

Jul 13, 2012

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We know you’ve all been clamoring for any information you can find on American Mary, the upcoming film from directors Jen and Sylvia Soska. We totally understand. We’re clamoring also. Well, clamor no longer, folks; come on in, and check out the first official trailer for American Mary.

American Mary is the second film from Vancouver, BC, directors Jen and Sylvia Soska. Their first project, Dead Hooker in a Trunk, has developed something of a cult following, giving a real buzz to their heretofore hush-hush follow-up, American Mary. At Dread Central, we let the cat out of the bag revealing the film’s plot revolves around the underground world of extreme body modification, and now you can take your first looks at just how extreme it is! Yikes!

Written and directed by the Soskas, American Mary stars Katharine Isabelle, Antonio Cupo, Tristan Risk, David Lovgren, Paula Lindberg, Clay St. Thomas, John Emmet Tracy and Twan Holliday. No distribution information has been released yet, but we’re quite sure it won’t be long before we find out just how and when we’ll be meeting Mary.

For more on the film, visit the official Twisted Twins Productions website, like American Mary on Facebook and, on Twitter, follow American Mary (@_American_Mary) and the Twisted Twins, Jen and Sylvia Soska (@twisted_twins).

Synopsis
This metaphor for the Soskas’ own journey through the independent film industry follows medical student Mary Mason as she becomes increasingly broke and disenchanted. The allure of easy money sends Mary into the twilight world of body modification and underground surgeries where obsessed flesh artists will pay anything and go through any pain to get their unusual procedures done. But Mary soon finds that her new “profession” leaves more marks on her own psyche than on her freakish clientele.

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