Drink Up the Trailer for Absinthe

By Scott Hallam
December 20th, 2011

Absinthe. The legendary liquor that intrigues the hell out of all of us. What exactly does it do? Are the legends of the hallucinogenic qualities of the drink true or just a myth? The upcoming film Absinthe delves into those questions as they surround a brutal night of murder and cruelty. Was the crime driven by the mysterious booze, or did the killer have everything planned from the beginning? Read on.

Check out the kick-ass trailer below. It's really slick and unique. The film was written, directed and produced by Justin Thomas Billings and stars Austin Lyon, Lexy Roth, Justin Thomas Billings, Alli Dyer, Alicia Leanne, Tyler Morgan, Tim Sauerwein and Kendall Ryan.

This one has definitely caught our attention. Check out the official Absinthe website and the Absinthe Facebook page, and we'll keep you updated with any new information. Stay tuned!

Thanks to DC reader Avery for the heads-up!

Synopsis
Inspired by real murders.

Newly-engaged Conor and Roxy celebrated a small, impromptu engagement party with a close group of friends at a relative's lake house. Thomas Mitch, a filmmaker, was in attendance. Conor, knowing that Mitch would attend, used the opportunity to work on his junior psychology dissertation project: a collection of video interviews. Mitch brought his Canon XH-A1 HD video camera with him and began recording. The camera was found, still recording, by the police. They refuse to release the tape. Was absinthe the cause of the murders? You decide.

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Submitted by Scott Hallam on Tue, 12/20/2011 - 2:57am

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