Slated for a Fall 2024 release on Netflix, “Don’t Move” marks another foray into the horror genre for acclaimed producer Sam Raimi, known for shaping modern horror with the “Evil Dead” series. The film stars Kelsey Asbille, known from “Yellowstone” and “Fargo,” and Finn Wittrock, celebrated for his performances in “American Horror Story.” They are joined by Daniel Francis and Moray Treadwell, adding depth to the cast.
Directed by Adam Schindler and Brian Netto, and penned by David White and T.J. Cimfel, the film revolves around a woman’s fight for survival in a secluded forest after being injected with a paralytic agent by a seasoned killer. This setting promises a blend of survival horror and psychological thriller, maintaining high tension throughout.
Produced under Raimi Productions, Capstone Studios, and Hammerstone Studios, the film has been noted for Sam Raimi’s enthusiastic endorsement of its directors and their vision, emphasizing that “Don’t Move” is crafted to deliver a significant horror impact. Raimi’s delight in the project highlights his commitment to creating engaging and terrifying cinema, which has defined much of his career.
Anticipation among horror enthusiasts and Raimi fans is palpable. With its strong cast, experienced directors, and backing by a horror legend, “Don’t Move” is poised to be a notable addition to Netflix’s horror catalog, promising a fresh tale of survival and terror. This film is not just a cinematic experience; it’s a testament to the enduring appeal of smart, character-driven horror stories in contemporary cinema.
