Here is your friendly reminder that Dark Sky Films will release the highly anticipated Founder’s Day to VOD/Digital next week on May 7th. In this satirical political slasher from the Bloomquist Brothers, a small town is shaken by a series of ominous killings in the days leading up to a heated mayoral election. As accusations fly and the threat of a masked killer darkens every street corner, the residents must race to uncover the truth before fear consumes the town. Fresh off of a multi-city national theatrical run, has enjoyed a strong festival and great critical reception. The latest feature from fraternal writing-director duo Erik & Carson Bloomquist and production outfit Mainframe Pictures boasts a strong ensemble cast including the reunion of 13 Reasons Why stars Devin Druid and Amy Hargreaves, Naomi Grace (NCIS), Catherine Curtin (Stranger Things), Emilia McCarthy (SkyMed), Olivia Nikkanen (The Society), and William Russ (Boy Meets World)..

Here is what our friends at the AV Club had to say:

"If you’re a longtime devotee of the horror genre and a particular fan of slasher films, you’ll find a small-scale whodunit packed with love for all the movies that came before it, and you’ll find that love is infectious."

Film Threat also had some thoughjts about the movie-

'Erik Bloomquist’s direction has never been leaner or meaner. The screenplay has a lot it wants to say and does so in a fun, murderous way lined with wicked humor. All the actors understood the assignment and successfully pull off their roles' -

How about some teaser images to get you started? (Click to enlarge)

Images courtesy of Dark Sky Films

Did these images arouse your appetite rather tan bed it down? Then dig the trailer below.

Founder’s Day stars Cast: Devin Druid (13 Reasons Why), Emilia McCarthy (SkyMed) Naomi Grace (NCIS), Olivia Nikkanen (The Society), Amy Hargreaves (Homeland), Catherine Curtin (Stranger Things), William Russ (Boy Meets World) and is directed by: Erik Bloomquist and is written by: Erik Bloomquist & Carson Bloomquist