Trailer for Prehistoric Horror Flick, ‘Out of Darkness’ is Out!

Summary:

• The trailer for the horror flick ‘Out of Darkness’ has just released and it excitingly scary.
• Out of Darkness combines the prehistoric setting with the adrenaline rush of the horror genre.
• The film will hit the theaters in 2024.

A new horror/thriller film, ‘Out of Darkness’ has finally released its trailer, and it offers a fresh take on a genre that has become very run-of-the-mill lately.

Directed by Andrew Cumming and written by Ruth Greenberg, the film features a star-studded cast, including the likes of Safia Oakley-Green, Kit Young, Chuku Modu, Iola Evans, Arno Lüning, and Luna Mwezi. 

Take a look at the trailer before reading further:

The two-and-a-half-minute trailer portrays precisely why this movie should excite the horror enthusiast in you. The setting feels like a concoction of Apple TV+’s ‘See’ with the creepy undertone of ‘Hereditary.’

The most unique aspect of the film is that it is set 45000 years ago in the Stone Age. Therefore, it connects the pre-historic animalistic carnage with the pure adrenaline rush of a horror flick. Enticing right?

Six travelers reach a desolate island on their boat, and the survival theme of the film immediately kicks in. They try to find a shelter before nightfall in the unknown land. However, they soon discover the terrifying reality: they are not alone. Whatever is there on the island wants them dead.

A gruesome sight of a mutilated mammoth declares the adversities of the land early on in the trailer. Moreover, the travelers discover human-like creatures on the island who we think are cannibals. 

Whether they are the only threat on the island or just the start of the worst is something we will find out when the film hits theaters in 2024!

About Out of Darkness

Out of Darkness (previously titled The Origin) is a 2022 British horror film directed by Andrew Cumming in his feature-length debut and starring Safia Oakley-Green and Chuku Modu.
The film was nominated for five awards at the 2023 British Independent Film Awards, winning Best Breakthrough Performance for Oakley-Green. The film had its world premiere at the BFI London Film Festival on October 6, 2022.