HELL HATH NO FURY is a dark comedy feature film about a husband and wife, each harboring a deadly secret, who plot to kill one another without realizing they have chosen the same fateful night for their sinister plans. The timing is as impeccable as it is horrific: the eve of Christmas. What unfolds is a chaotic journey riddled with mix-ups and mayhem, as their dark intentions collide in unexpected ways.
Announced in the legendary Fangoria, Hell Hath No Fury is produced by Planet Thunder Productions, written by Jacob Leighton Burns, and is the feature length directorial debut of Zachary Burns!
The first draft of the Hell Hath No Fury screenplay was written nearly ten years ago. After refining the script off and on for nearly a decade, we finally felt the time was right for Hell Hath No Fury to see the light of day.
Starring Leah NH Philpott and Jacob Ryan Snovel, Hell Hath No Fury is the feel good murder comedy of the year!
Hell Hath No Fury will premiere on November 8th from Octane Multimedia.
A message from the director - Zachary Burns:
Movies have always been an important part of my life. Some of my favorite memories growing up are of watching Jason & the Argonauts, Indiana Jones, and Who Framed Roger Rabbit for the millionth times and I can’t believe I finally get to make one of my own! When I read the script for Hell Hath No Fury for the first time, I was drawn to it’s weird specific brand of dark humor that matched my own, so what better way to jump into the director’s chair than with a film that feels like an extension of myself.
I have always loved dark comedies. Films like Clue, Arsenic & Old Lace, and pretty much anything by the Coen Brothers are among my favorites. The way the genre can show you horrible people doing truly horrible things to each other and yet keep us laughing all the way through. I think there’s a sort of magic to that, as well as a reminder that sometimes the best way through the comic tragedy that life can sometimes be is through laughter. This is what I am most excited about Hell Hath No Fury. The chance to horrify audiences while also making them laugh was an opportunity I could not refuse!