A new horror movie, ‘Traction Park Massacre,’ is filming just outside Atlanta. Directed and scripted by Adam Dubin (known for his work on ‘Murder at the Front Row’ and ‘A Year and a Half in The Life Of Metallica’), it’s a throwback to the slasher flicks of the Eighties, taking cues from beloved classics like ‘Evil Dead,’ ‘Friday the 13th,’ and ‘Saw.’

Nestled within the eerie confines of an abandoned amusement park, the movie thrusts the characters into a harrowing encounter with the menacing Terror Twins, brought to life by Kai and Bodhi Schulz (recognizable from their roles in ‘American Horror Story’). Fueled by a pulse-pounding soundtrack featuring classic metal hits and an Eighties-inspired score courtesy of Alex Skolnick of Testament fame, Traction Park Massacre promises an electrifying fusion of nostalgia and terror.

According to Dubin, “’Traction Park Massacre’ is a horror movie with many comedic elements. The story is always moving forward taking our characters deeper into the dark hearts of the terror twins, Otto and Emil and their twisted fantasy world.”

Producer Jack Gulick added, “not only is the film crew, camera, grip, electric, special effects, and all the post-production team from Georgia, we also made a huge effort to look to local acting talent before we looked elsewhere, and the result is a cast that is over 95 percent local.”