More Hotties Light up New UK Quad Poster for 'Strippers vs. Werewolves'

Jonathan Glendening’s new horror comedy ‘Strippers Vs. Werewolves’ is yet to score a US release date even though it was recently picked up by Well Go USA for distribution. UK-ers, however, can expect to see this in theatres from 27 April. In anticipation of its UK based release a new quad has been unveiled which more or less takes the original one-sheet we bought you weeks back and simply includes a number of notable quotations from various critics and publications who have been lucky enough to check it out already. The quad poster once again features the familiar tooled up trio of Barbara Nedeljakova (‘Hostel’), Ali Bastian (‘Hollyoaks’) and Adele Silva -below (‘Coronation Street’) looking their sexy best. Billy Murray (‘Doghouse’), Martin Kemp (‘Eastenders’), Steven Berkoff (‘The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo’), Coralie Rose, Martin Compston, Alan Ford, Sarah Douglas, Nick Nevern and sexy model Lucy Pinder all co-star. Check out the new quad poster and also the trailer below.

“JEANETTE, the club’s careworn owner, believes murdering customers is bad for business, so she orders the club’s bouncer to quietly dispose of the body. And there the matter should end … if Mickey hadn’t been a member of a bloodthirsty and vengeful pack of werewolves. When Mickey’s corpse surfaces, JACK FERRIS, the werewolves’ charming and vicious leader, swears bloody vengeance and sends his pack out to hunt down the killers. Little does he know, Justice is actually the fiancée of his second in command, SCOTT. To make matters worse, Justice bites Scott during sex and now may be infected with the curse of lycanthropy herself. Add to the mix werewolf BARKER, the masturbating man-child; SINCLAIR, the occultist with low self-esteem; and a bevy of the most beautiful women this side of heaven and you have the perfect recipe for balls to the wall, frenetic, skimpily clad, strippers on werewolves action-packed goodness.”

‘Strippers Vs. Werewolves’ UK Quad

Adele Silva Strips Off