No "Slice" For Australia: Chance the Rapper's Pizza Horror Isn't Coming to Australia

Want some Slice? You'll have to wait a while.

What could be more perfect for this Halloween than a night in (it falls on a school night this year, sorry) watching a B-Grade horror comedy with Chance the Rapper, Atlanta's Zazie Beetz and Stranger Things' boy-dad, Joe Keery?

Well, for Australians, it's an almost-impossible scenario, as Slice, this exact combination, hasn't been released in Australian cinemas and there doesn't seem to be any other release plans in the works.

The horror comedy, which was released in the United States on 10 September, is now streaming on multiple sites like Vudu and FandangoNOW, none of which are available to Australian viewers.

Student Edge has reached out to Netflix and Stan but both streaming sites have confirmed that there are no immediate plans to screen the film, leaving us isolated Australians with no legal way of viewing it.

So, what's it even about? It's set in a small town where a number of pizza delivery boys have allegedly been slain by a werewolf. Two survivors set out to find out who's been terrorising the pizza circuit and ~why~ a pizza restaurant was built on a gateway to hell.

The film stars all your faves (who doesn't love Joe Keery?) and even features cameos from Broad City's Hannibal Buress and 30 Rock's Chris Parnell.

Student Edge has also contacted the film's distributor in the U.S. and Amazon Australia to confirm if there are any plans, and will update when they respond.

You can watch the trailer below and weep about what could've been.