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Key Tawn Toothman Unleashes the Trailer for ‘My Only Friend’s a Corpse’

Independent filmmaker Key Tawn Toothman and Different Day Pictures have dropped the official teaser trailer for My Only Friend’s a Corpse, a darkly funny, blood-soaked horror-comedy that explores, obsession, and decay with tongue firmly in cheek.
byINDIEWRAP
October 27, 2025
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Fresh off the cult success of “A Very Flattened Christmas”, Toothman returns with Jack Bayless (Director) in the most unhinged and heartfelt vision yet — a twisted story between the living and the dead that blends outrageous humor, practical gore, and a nostalgic VHS-era aesthetic. My Only Friend’s a Corpse is set to continue Toothman’s rise as one of Wichita’s most distinctive indie voices, bridging absurd comedy and raw emotional horror. 

The trailer offers a first look at the film’s grimly eccentric and trippy world.

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