Scorpio Film has become something of a genre staple in recent years. Though the production company has not released a single film that received theatrical distribution, the people working at Scorpio have managed to craft some of the most bizarre original features in recent memory. The best, at least in our opinion, has been a little film called Disco Exorcist, but the company’s latest project may steal the lo-fi horror crown in just a few short weeks.

As the star of his church choir, there’s nothing that brings Billy more joy than the opportunity to sing for an audience. However, as his desire to perform grows, the stalwart youth finds that waiting until Sunday to get his fix just simply isn’t enough. Going against the advice of his pastor, Billy follows his girlfriend into the world of secular entertainment, joining the local community theatre troupe. There, Billy is introduced to a whole new world, where his fellow thespians dabble in drugs, sexual perversion, and table-top game-play. Yet, for all the newly minted depravities Billy encounters, none could prepare him for the darkest truth of them all: The theatre group is actually a front for a Satanic cult intent on raising Dracula from the grave!

The first trailer for The Sins Of Dracula hit the net this week. Check it out:

This may seem hard to believe given the quality of the production featured above, but The Sins Of Dracula has been in development for almost three years. Scorpio launched a crowdfunding page to cover the film’s budget way back in 2012, and since that time the Scorpio team has spent nearly every waking moment working on bringing this project to life. The film will have its world premiere at the end of this month, then arrive on VOD October 1. Are you planning to give it a watch? Comment below and let us know your thoughts.

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