Dark Web Slasher Mauler Now Streaming in the UK
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A dark web dare spirals into bloodshed in Mauler, the new teen slasher now slicing its way across UK digital platforms.
Following a successful rollout in the U.S. and Canada, Mauler has officially launched in the United Kingdom, inviting audiences to “enter the game” and attempt to survive the night. The premise is simple — and sinister. Five friends chase quick cash by entering an underground dark web contest. What begins as a reckless gamble for easy money turns into a brutal fight for survival when a religiously driven killer begins hunting them down one by one.
What separates Mauler from the standard masked-maniac formula is its collision of modern digital recklessness and old-world fanaticism. The film leans into the idea that online anonymity and real-world consequence are no longer separate realms. Once the game begins, there’s no logging off.
Tanya Champoux (The Day the Earth Stood Still, 2012) leads the ensemble alongside Sarah Sieverson (Halloween Aftermath), anchoring the chaos as the friend group realizes that what felt like a risky stunt has evolved into a deadly sermon delivered in steel and blood. The killer’s motives are steeped in warped faith, adding an ideological undercurrent beneath the slasher carnage.
Fast, vicious and built for genre fans who prefer their horror mean and direct, Mauler doesn’t waste time setting up elaborate mythology. It thrives on tension, pursuit and the escalating realization that every “sin” committed in the game comes at a price.
With its UK digital debut now live on major platforms, Mauler positions itself squarely in the lane of modern tech-age slashers — where temptation begins with a click and ends in something far more permanent.
If you’re in the UK and ready to test your odds, the game is officially open.
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