New IndieGoGo campaign launched for PandaMonium

An IndieGoGO campaign went live on Friday for the horror-comedy PandaMonium, which will be the 9th feature from the British independent film company Mycho Entertainment Group. A prequel to Slasher House II (2016) where we were first introduced to the infamous Panda-headed Killer Jacob Jakushi (David Hon Ma Chu); in PandaMonium will see David returning as Jacob in the characters first standalone film.

The guys on Level 6 like to work hard, and party harder, that means the best booze, the finest drugs and hottest women money can buy. Unfortunately for them the Strippers they’ve just hired have come with an unwanted guest. 

Jacob Jakushi, the infamous ‘Stripper Ripper’ with an oversized Panda mask and a taste for exotic dancers has these girls in his sights and he’ll stop at nothing to get what he wants. 

It’s now Strippers VS Panda-Headed Serial Killer as they fight to survive the office party from hell.

We will be keeping you up to date with the casting as news comes in, but following the campaign launch two cast members have so far been officially announced.

David Hon Ma Chu will be returning as the the infamous Panda Head Killer Jacob Jakushi

British Scream Princess Dani Thompson will be making her debut in the Mycho universe as Jasmine Sands.

They have released the following statement regarding the campaign:

PandaMonium is our ninth Mychoverse feature and something we’ve been working towards for some time. We have a really passionate and talented cast so far, who represent some of the best modern British horror has to offer, and a script full of blood, guts and humour ready to go. So far, we’ve announced the premier Scream Princess, Dani Thompson, who brings the glamour of Hammer as dancing queen Jasmine Sands. The campaign perks offer bang for your buck, and we have some very exciting stretch goals planned if we’re lucky enough to hit our target. We love the fact that our films are created with the support of our extended Mycho family, as it keeps us true to the most important aspect of making these films: the audience.

You can find out more about the PandaMonium Indiegogo campaign on here