In the delightfully twisted horror musical Stage Fright, a struggling young actress named Camilla lands a coveted role in a Broadway revival of a bloody classic, only to find herself trapped in a real-life nightmare. Directed by Jerome Sable, this bloody valentine to show business follows Camilla, played by Allie MacDonald, as she takes a demeaning job as a stagehand at a rundown theater to be close to her idol, a charismatic leading man portrayed by Meat Loaf. When the theater's eccentric and demanding owner, brought to life by Douglas Smith, is brutally murdered, the cast and crew become suspects in a gruesome crime that mirrors the very play they are rehearsing. As the body count rises and the line between performance and reality blurs, Camilla must uncover the killer's identity before she becomes the final act. Featuring a memorable turn from Minnie Driver as the theater's icy manager, the film blends catchy show tunes with slasher-film tension, creating a unique and unsettling atmosphere where every song could be a swan song.