Check Out The Trailer for Heavy Trip, A Comedy About A Finnish Death Metal Band

A road trip comedy for the whole family!

February 28, 2018

MetalSucks has stumbled across the below trailer for Heavy Trip, a road trip comedy about a Finnish death metal band's journey to a big Norwegian festival they’re scheduled to play after paying off a promoter. It looks like a good time:

Heavy Trip will premiere at SXSW on March 10!

*UPDATE* The poster for the movie is AMAZING:

Here's some Finnish death metal for ya:

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