When in doubt, avoiding amusement stops around Halloween appears a genuinely sensible thought. A few people appreciate the adrenaline surge of being terrified. In any case, after the most recent trailer for "Hell Fest," avoiding these dread themed evenings will be consistent. At Hell Fest, the alarms may be phony. Yet, the malice is genuine. Or on the other hand so they say.

Coordinated by Gregory Plotkin ("Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension"), "Hell Fest" is any festival or amusement stop goers most noticeably bad dream. The primary trailer may have kept down, yet the new red band trailer is a total hell-raiser (play on words, without a doubt, expected). It's a freaky, if well-known, idea that Plotkin and screenwriters Seth M. Sherwood and Blair Butler have concocted. Soaked in neon, giving the entire vision a nightmarish interest, it appears that a Michael Myers-wannabe executioner has discovered the ideal place to support his body check. One by one, characters are (clearly) murdered off. Things being what they are, will's identity left alive? With a story like this, groups of onlookers will get the chance to ring in Halloween right on time with the discharge toward the finish of September.

"Hell Fest" hits theaters September 28.

Here's the official summation and new trailer:

A conceal serial executioner moves a repulsiveness themed carnival toward his very own play area, threatening a gathering of companions while whatever is left of the benefactors trust that it is all piece of the show. Understudy Natalie is visiting her youth closest companion Brooke and her flat mate Taylor. On the off chance that it was some other season these three and their beaus may head a show or bar, however it is Halloween which implies that like every other person they will be destined for HELL FEST – a sprawling maze of rides, recreations, and labyrinths that ventures to every part of the nation and happens to be around the local area. Consistently thousands take after Hell Fest to encounter fear at the ghoulish jamboree of bad dreams. Be that as it may, for one guest, Hell Fest isn't the fascination – it is a chasing ground. A chance to kill on display of a staring gathering of people, too made up for lost time in the terrifyingly fun air to perceive the horrendous reality playing out before their eyes. As the body tally and furious energy of the groups keeps on rising, he turns his covered face to Natalie, Brooke, Taylor and their beaus who will battle to survive the night.