Tom Nagel (Billy of Clowntown) is the director for The Toybox, and he is taking the whole family for a ride. I suppose not everyone thinks that a haunted camper is a sure sign of spooky good times, but the new trailer promises gruesome deaths in this adrenaline-packed, run-for-your-lives supernatural thriller.

Denise Richards (Wild Things, Starship Troopers) and Mischa Barton (The OC) star alongside Katie Keene (Clowntown) and Matt Mercer (Contracted). Interestingly, Richards seems to be the only cast member that hasn’t been knee-deep in the horror franchise of late. That doesn’t stop her from looking every bit the part when she turns to the camera with dead eyes and croaks,

“Everything in this camper is gonna die.”

The synopsis of the story is as short as it is bizarre. “An estranged family take a trip to the desert in their used RV but become stranded and isolated in the scorching terrain. They soon learn their RV holds terrible, haunting secrets, and it starts killing them off one by one.” If we take a deeper look, we find that the family stops to pick up hitchhikers (Mischa and her brother) before getting lost on a small detour in the desert wilderness. This is where things start getting weird for the family as they realize that things aren’t quite right inside the camper, as well as within themselves.

It appears that the possessed RV induces psychosis and paranoia for those trapped inside, pitting them against each other and picking them off systematically. The apparition of a creepy ghost girl makes us wonder if there is something chasing after them or if it is indeed the spirit that haunts the camper. We see Richards and Barton sitting blood-spattered, staring into space, at the mercy of the madness unfolding around them.

I have an appetite for weird supernatural thrillers, so I have my seatbelt fastened and am ready to go. Catch The Toybox in theatres summer of 2018.

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