Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- January 19, 2024 (2 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 47m
- Rating
- R
- Language
- English
- Origins
- Tags
- Companies
- Mainframe Pictures
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Cast View all
Devin DruidAdam Faulkner
Emilia McCarthyLilly Gladwell
Amy HargreavesBlair Gladwell
Catherine CurtinCommissioner Peterson
William RussMr. Jackson
Naomi GraceAllison Chambers
Olivia NikkanenMelissa Faulkner
Jayce BartokHarold Faulkner
Andrew Stewart-JonesThomas Chambers
Tyler James WhiteRob Donahue
Erik BloomquistOliver Hull
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Crew View all
Erik BloomquistDirector & Writer
Carson BloomquistWriter
William KayExecutive Producer
Fatima HaywardExecutive Producer
Adam WepplerProducer
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External reviews
Slasher political satire should fall on its own blade
Founders Day review: Gruesome fun for slasher devotees
The screenplay for Founders Day, by director Erik Bloomquist and his brother Carson Bloomquist, feels like a reaction to the ever-growing political divisiven...
Naomi Grace stars as a lesbian final girl in this vaguely election themed slasher, also starring Catherine Curtin, William Russ, and more. Review.
With a masked killer wielding a knife-gavel, the political holiday slasher at least has fun imagery going for it. Our Founders Day review:
Founders Day can be a slog.
Siblings Erik and Carson Bloomquist’s 'Founders Day' has surface polish, but the intended mix of current-events satire and horror doesn’t quite gel.
