The killer doll canon is about to get a grim new entry. Uncork’d Entertainment has announced a November 3 digital and on-demand release for Jeffrey Dahmer, a horror/slasher that imagines the spirit of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer unleashed inside a murderous doll—an unnerving premise that leans into the genre’s most notorious tradition: taking something small, familiar, and supposedly harmless, and turning it into a vessel for violence.
Set in motion in 1991, the film’s story begins with Dahmer finding a doll and attempting a ritual designed to transfer his spirit into it. He’s captured before he can complete his plan—but the damage, the intention, the imprint, remains. The doll is sealed away in police evidence, left to rot in the quiet purgatory of locked rooms and forgotten boxes, until decades later it’s finally discarded and slips back into the world.
That’s when the present-day nightmare begins.
Once the doll’s spirit is accidentally summoned, it quickly attaches itself to a young model who bears a resemblance to its former owner—an eerie connection that turns a professional opportunity into a slow-moving trap. When the model travels to a remote photo shoot, the possessed doll follows, transforming the isolated set into a killing ground as it begins stalking fellow competitors and co-workers, picking them off in a setting designed for beauty, image, and performance.
Jeffrey Dahmer is directed by Mark Savage (Purgatory Road) from a screenplay by John Doolan (Popeye the Slayer Man, Remains) and Jeff Miller (Clowntown, Ouija House), based on a story by Miller, who also serves as producer.
Jeffrey Dahmer arrives November 3 on Digital and On Demand via Uncork’d Entertainment.
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