We might be in the first week of Fall, but things are just starting to heat up for the unrealistically attractive characters who made it out of the slick, 80-episode first season of Prom Queen (Tilzy.TV page) alive.
“Summer Heat”, the 15-episode follow-up to the successful, dramatic web series for teens, launched today, bringing back more ominous tales of murder and intrigue amongst sexy and wantonly catty recent high school graduates.
###Produced by Michael Eisner’s “new media studio” Vuguru, along with web production house Big Fantastic – who brought the Internet another sexy, murderous web series Sam Has 7 Friends (Tilzy.TV page) – the first season of Prom Queen reportedly wrangled over 15 million views and at least
$100,000 to $150,000 in revenue.After taking into account the limited number of episodes, I’d imagine that Summer Heat will put up some similar numbers. Add a pristine desert shooting location like the foothills of Tucson, Arizona, characters with a summer vacation mentality, and more bikinis to a show with a loyal fan base, and this series is sure to be hot.
If you need a refresher on what’s going on in the show, there’s a brief recap in Summer Heat premiere embedded above. Also check out the Prom Queen archives for all of Season One or download the ad-free version for a fee.
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