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1[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/pitchfork_2.jpg]]
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3->''Every generation has its monster.''
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5''Pitchfork'' is a SlasherMovie by Glenn Douglas Packard.
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7Hunter Killian (Brian Raetz) is on a road trip to Michigan with his seven friends when they decide to stop by Hunter's family's home for a barn dance that night. Hunter's family is willing to oblige them (though Hunter's dad is somewhat reluctant), and good times ensue.
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9Well, they ensue at first anyway. However, what they don't know is that there's some psychopath in the area in an animal skin mask and a really rusted [[TitleDrop pitchfork]] for a hand who's going around killing everyone that he can. And before long, everyone's trying to escape him.
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11The movie was released at the Hot Springs Horror Film Festival on September the 23rd, 2016.
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14!!''Pitchfork'' contains examples of:
15* DamselInDistress: Jenny gets kidnapped by the killer early in the movie. [[spoiler:Thankfully, she gets rescued before the killer can hurt her.]]
16* DuctTapeForEverything: [[spoiler:The Holisters]] use duct tape to tie up Hunter's hands and gag his mouth [[spoiler:in their basement]].
17* DwindlingParty: The film starts with Hunter, his eight friends, his sister Jenny, and his parents. By the end, that number has been whittled down to [[spoiler:Hunter, Lenox, Jenny, and Ben Holister]].
18* {{Fingore}}: [[spoiler:Jenny]] blows [[spoiler:Mr. Holister's]] fingers off before he can [[spoiler:put a bullet in Hunter's head]].
19* OneWordTitle: Well, the movie '''[=IS=]''' called Pitchfork.
20* TheReveal: The killer is [[spoiler:Ben Holister, the son of Hunter's family's psychotic neighbours]].
21* VillainousIncest: Implied when [[spoiler:Ben's mom]] stuffs her hands down the front of [[spoiler:her son's]] pants.
22* WalkingShirtlessScene: A rather non-erotic example in the killer, who only wears an animal skin mask, dirty torn brown pants, and equally brown shoes.
23* WeaponTitle: Pitchfork, naturally.

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