‘Mad Heidi’, the delusional horror film that pits the girl against the Nazis

The adorable cartoon girl who lives with her grandfather in the Alps has now become a killer in “Mad Heidi”, a brutal horror film. Now, the project, which has spent 4 years in development, already has a release date and its first official trailer.

In the same spirit of ‘Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey’, the first trailer of ‘Mad Heidi’, a horror film that turns the innocent girl into a relentless Nazi killer. This is an ultraviolent comedy that picks up the well-known 1974 anime, an adventure to kill armies of fascists in a dystopian Switzerland.

For those who do not know it, ‘Mad Heidi’ is an independent horror film directed by Johannes Hartmann, with Casper Van Dien, David Schofield and Jessy Moravec. This tape was finished in 2021, but has been raising money from fans for 4 years and now has a release window.

Sara next December 8 when ‘Mad Heidi’ is released through its website for a fee, although it will premiere during the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival (BIFFF) on 7 September. Meanwhile, it will be screened in theaters in Switzerland, Germany, Austria and France on 24 November.

In a short synopsis, ‘Mad Heidi’ talks about Heidi, who will be played by model Alice Lucy: “In a dystopian Switzerland that has fallen under the fascist rule of an evil tyrant of cheese, Heidi lives as a simple young woman in the Alps. The naive mountain girl turns into a fighter who sets out to rid the country of the cheese-making fascists.

Will “Mad Heidi” hit theaters in Mexico and Latin America?

There is currently no official confirmation of a premiere of ‘Mad Heidi’ in theaters in Mexico or Latin America. So the best way to watch this horror movie will be on their website. However, it is expected to reach streaming platforms such as Netflix, HBO Max, or Amazon Prime Video at some point in 2023, as well as some physical formats.

It should be noted that in “Mad Heidi” there will be some stars from other famous films such as Casper Van Dien from “Starship Troopers”, “Sleepy Hollow” and David Schofield from “Gladiator” and “Pirates of the Caribbean”. “If people want to see ‘Mad Heidi’, they’ll make the effort and watch it on our website. We won’t be able to prevent piracy. But making the film available to anyone who wants to pay will at least reduce it, “the director said.

As this is a fan-funded project, there is no distributor or producer associated with ‘Mad Heidi’, so hopefully, during its screening at BIFFF, someone will dare to buy the rights, and take it to different rooms around the world. world where interest is shown in seeing it.