Ex-FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH Drummer JEREMY SPENCER Spoofs Classic Slasher Films With Adult Film Stars In 'LadyKiller TV'

September 17, 2019

Horror and erotica make familiar bedfellows in a brand-new series coming this fall from 6ex Films, WG Films and Whore Gore, "LadyKiller TV", a collection of eight erotic horror parodies pulled from iconic slasher films — but made better with the biggest adult film stars.

Jeremy Spencer, the former drummer of hard rock outfit FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH, created, executive produced, co-directed, wrote the screenplay, provided music for the series and acts in every episode, melding two extreme film genres together with explosive results.

Each episode of "LadyKiller TV" offers a rousing view of adult's top performers:

* Tori Black tackles a head-spinning role in "The Sexorcist", then tackles Tommy Pistol in "The O Ring"

* Adriana Chechik relives a Nightmare on her Street in "1, 2, Eddy's Cummin In U"

* Nikki Benz and Reya Sunshine find themselves alone in the woods on the 13th of Friday in "Camp Blood Sex"

* Nicole Aniston stops in for the night at a familiar hotel but finds the proprietor troubling in "Psych-Ho"

* Abella Danger and Jynx Maze play spooky twins who invite fans to come and play with them in "The Whining"

"I've had this idea in my head for a long time, and it was now or never in terms of pulling the trigger and making this series happen," said Spencer of "LadyKiller TV". "When we first approached the performers about it, I was excited about the very real potential for this to be a hit — and they were as excited as I was to shoot it!"

The series also stars Richard Grieco, Felissa Rose and Kyle Kielbasa, and was directory of photography, co-directed and co-edited by "Party Bus To Hell" cinematographer Michael Su.

The now-46-year-old Spencer announced his departure from FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH last December. After sitting out the fall 2018 leg of the group's co-headlining tour with BREAKING BENJAMIN, Jeremy underwent a second back surgery and needed a significant amount of time to recover.

FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH recently confirmed that Charlie "The Engine" Engen is laying down the drum tracks for the band's eighth album, due in early 2020. Engen made his live debut with FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH during the band's aforementioned fall 2018 tour with BREAKING BENJAMIN.

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