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'THE KILLING OF A SACRED DEER' - THE NEW MOVIE FROM 'THE LOBSTER' DIRECTOR
- 'THE KILLING OF A SACRED DEER' - THE NEW MOVIE FROM 'THE LOBSTER' DIRECTOR
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'THE KILLING OF A SACRED DEER' - THE NEW MOVIE FROM 'THE LOBSTER' DIRECTOR
ReedeFox > 18/08/2017, 11:35
There's a lot happening in the horror world at the moment, with new creepy trailers being released almost monthly. The latest horror flick to keep and eye out for is The Killing Of A Sacred Deer, that is directed by Yorgos Lanthimos who is also director of the epic films, Dogtooth and The Lobster.
If you've watched any of his previous movies you'll know that he's the master of psychological horror and that's what we should expect from his latest film. The Killing Of A Sacred Deer stars Nicole Kidman and Colin Farrell and although the trailer doesn't give much away, it does give you a rather sinister feel. The trailer starts with a young girl singing an a-cappella version of Ellie Goulding’s ‘Burn’ while people anxiously scurry around. At one point an upset looking Nicole Kidman says “I don’t understand why I should have to pay the price, why my children should have to pay the price.” Like I sais, the trailer gives nothing away but I think that makes it even more intiguing. Take a look:
The Killing Of A Sacred Deer is out for release on 27th October 2017. -
RE: 'THE KILLING OF A SACRED DEER' - THE NEW MOVIE FROM 'THE LOBSTER' DIRECTOR
dony > 18/08/2017, 23:33
bit of a weird title but straight away the trailer has me interested, always like collin farrell as a actor, dont really know what this movie is about but i see people just dropping dead so i goto see what its all about, sinister for sure reede -
RE: 'THE KILLING OF A SACRED DEER' - THE NEW MOVIE FROM 'THE LOBSTER' DIRECTOR
jesslloydfan > 22/08/2017, 13:11
To be honest being made by the director of 'The Lobster' doesn't fill me with hope for the film. I barely made it through The Lobster, found it extremely dull. More like a short film idea stretched painfully thin over feature length.
Suppose this couldn't be worse.