Directed by Danny J. Boyle (My Sister's Serial Killer Boyfriend) and written by Bryan Dick, Prey for the Bride starts with Jordan (Megan Peta Hill) accepting the proposal of Greg (Brad Harder) and all of their friends celebrating. Unfortunately, someone has started killing those friends and will keep it up for the entire movie. Yes, a slasher about a bachelorette party!
Despite the death of their friend Kimi (Maia Mae Fields) that same night, the ladies decide to do a bachelorette party anyway. Brooke (Jacky Lai), April (Lina Lecompte), Dorit (Getenesh Berhe) and Lauren (Marnie Mahannah) go to a remote air BNB to hang out with Jordan and get her ready for the wedding.
That's when it comes out that Jordan had a previous potential husband by the name of Holden who was a total maniac that killed himself in a fire. Or did he? Is he alive and the wolf masked killer who is stalking the ladies and anyone they bring into the house?
They even discover that a game they planned to play has been redone so it reveals that all of Jordan's friends killed Holden to protect her. Will anyone survive? That's a question you ask in slashers, after all. There are some fine kills, but by and large it's a basic plot that you may struggle to get through if you're a slasher elitist. But hey -- I'm all for Tubi Originals and as those go, this was pretty fun.
Despite the death of their friend Kimi (Maia Mae Fields) that same night, the ladies decide to do a bachelorette party anyway. Brooke (Jacky Lai), April (Lina Lecompte), Dorit (Getenesh Berhe) and Lauren (Marnie Mahannah) go to a remote air BNB to hang out with Jordan and get her ready for the wedding.
That's when it comes out that Jordan had a previous potential husband by the name of Holden who was a total maniac that killed himself in a fire. Or did he? Is he alive and the wolf masked killer who is stalking the ladies and anyone they bring into the house?
They even discover that a game they planned to play has been redone so it reveals that all of Jordan's friends killed Holden to protect her. Will anyone survive? That's a question you ask in slashers, after all. There are some fine kills, but by and large it's a basic plot that you may struggle to get through if you're a slasher elitist. But hey -- I'm all for Tubi Originals and as those go, this was pretty fun.