The 2022 has seen a renaissance horror genre on the screens. The supernatural ghost stories, the overflowing blood (or the gore) and scares have been welcome all year long and luckily for horror fans there are still scary movies and thriller that are to come in the last quarter of the year to the cinemas.
Whether it’s the return of popular franchises or original proposals, these are the titles that will be available these months.
devil’s light
According to reports from Vaticancases of demonic possession have increased significantly in recent years. In response, the church has secretly reopened the schools of exorcism to train priests in this sacred rite. This film seeks to immerse you in the world of one of these schools. Jacqueline Byers she plays Sister Ann, who devoutly believes that performing exorcisms is her calling, despite the fact that historically only priests, not sisters, can perform them. When a teacher senses her special gift, she allows her to be the first nun to study and master the ritual. But her very soul will be in danger when the demonic forces she battles reveal a mysterious connection to her traumatic past.
Premiere: October 27
Smile
As the spookiest month begins i.e. October, Paramount is planning to release the horror movie. smile, starring Sosie Bacon. She is Dr. Rose Cotter, who begins to experience terrifying events, such as seeing people around her with terrifying smiles after a traumatic incident involving a patient. Rose must face her haunting past in order to survive and escape her horrifying new reality.
Premiere: September 29
Virtual reality
This film of Argentine horror and suspense tells the story of Guadalupe, an actress who has finished shooting a horror movie directed by Matías, an arrogant director who, together with his producer, wants success at all costs. When the filmmaker invites the cast and crew to watch the first cut of the film at his house, strange things happen: footage that was never filmed begins to appear, and one by one, people begin to die. Guadalupe, the “final girl” of the film, must now save herself and her colleagues before it’s too late.
Premiere: September 29 (Cinemark)
room 203
After lifelong friends Kim and Izzy move into Room 203, a quirky apartment with a spooky medieval stained glass window, Kim slowly becomes convinced that her new home may be haunted. With the help of her new boyfriend Ian, Kim investigates the apartment’s torturous history and uncovers a series of disappearances of former residents, a half-century-old murder mystery, and an ancient curse that threatens to possess Izzy and kill Kim. .
It just premiered in Supercines.
Invitation to hell (The invitation)
Remembered as Missandei, the slave turned Daenerys Targaryen’s most prized maiden in Game of ThronesNathalie Emmanuel now takes the starring role of Evie, An artist from New York who, after the death of her mother and being left with no known relatives, takes a DNA test and discovers that she has a distant cousin. Evie is invited by her new family to a fancy wedding, but she finds herself embroiled in a survival nightmare as she uncovers her family’s twisted secrets and the intentions behind her supposed generosity.
This film of supernatural horror is inspired by the novel dracula by Bam Stoker. It was directed by Jessica M. Thompson, written by Blair Buttler, and produced by Emilie Gladstone. On billboard since September 22.
Do not worry dear
There are those who seek psychological terror more than the explicit one and this title is an option for them. Directed by the actress Olivia Wilde and much anticipated by the controversies in its production, the story follows husband and wife Alice (Florence Pugh) and Jack (Harry Styles), who reside in an idealized community, inspired by the social optimism of the 1950s, thanks to the visions of its director, Frank (Chris Pine). . All he asks in return is discretion and an unconditional commitment to his cause. The conflict sparks as cracks begin to appear in her idyllic life, exposing glimpses of something far more sinister lurking beneath the alluring facade.
On the billboard from September 22.
The Orphan: First Murder
the terrifying esther saga continue in this exciting prequel to the original and shocking horror hit, The orphan. After orchestrating a brilliant fugue from a Estonian psychiatric center, Esther travels to the United States posing as the missing daughter of a wealthy family. However, an unexpected twist arises that pits her against a mother who will protect her family from the murderous “girl” at all costs. young actress Isabelle Fuhrman reprises her role as Esther/Leena.
The film is on the billboard since September 15.
Barbarian
In town for a job interview, a young woman arrives at her Airbnb rental late at night to discover that the house has been booked twice by mistake and that a strange man is already staying there. Against her better judgment, she decides to stay the night anyway, but soon discovers that there is much more to fear in the house than the other house guest. With special performances by Bill Skarsgård (the modern day Pennywise from Item), Justin Long (New Girl) and Kate Bosworth (twenty-one).
On billboard from September 8 (Supercinemas).
Source: Eluniverso
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