Exciting Developments for Deathgasm Fans: Video Game Kickstarter and Sequel Blu-Ray Cover Unveiled
May 20, 2025 - 20:13
Fans of the cult horror-comedy film "Deathgasm" have plenty to look forward to as new projects are on the horizon. The highly anticipated "Deathgasm: The Video Game" is set to launch its Kickstarter campaign next month, promising an engaging experience for gamers and horror enthusiasts alike. This initiative is spearheaded by director Jason Lei Howden's Metalheads Inc. in collaboration with FreakZone Games.
In addition to the gaming news, fans can also catch a glimpse of the Blu-Ray cover for "Deathgasm II: Goremageddon." This sequel is expected to continue the franchise's signature blend of metal music and horror, captivating audiences once again. The unveiling of the Blu-Ray cover has generated excitement among fans, who are eager to see what new adventures await their favorite characters.
With both a video game and a sequel on the way, the "Deathgasm" franchise is poised to expand its fanbase and continue its legacy in the horror genre.
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