Universal Pictures has recently released the captivating trailer for the supernatural thriller “Night Swim,” a film helmed by director Bryce McGuire. This much-anticipated cinematic endeavor expands on McGuire’s earlier 2014 short film of the same title, which he co-directed with Rod Blackhurst. The reunion of McGuire and Blackhurst as co-writers and directors promises a seamless continuation of the eerie and mysterious atmosphere established in the original short.
Night Swim cast
The stellar cast, featuring Wyatt Russell, Kerry Condon, Amélie Hoeferle, and Gavin Warren, takes on the roles of a family entangled in the enigmatic events at the heart of “Night Swim.” The film, slated for release on January 5, 2024, dives into the depths of a supernatural horror-thriller, with the storyline intricately woven around the seemingly innocuous setting of a backyard swimming pool.
Production
What makes “Night Swim” even more intriguing is its collaborative production effort between Blumhouse Productions and Atomic Monster, both prestigious entities in the horror genre. This collaboration unfolds as part of Blumhouse’s continuing distribution arrangement with Universal Pictures. James Wan, known for his contributions to the horror genre, spearheads the production on behalf of Atomic Monster, while Jason Blum, the driving force behind numerous successful horror films, represents Blumhouse.
Night Swim Release Date
The film’s premise promises a chilling exploration of the supernatural, set against the backdrop of a seemingly mundane family setting. As the anticipation for “Night Swim” heightens, audiences can expect a unique fusion of talent, creativity, and the combined expertise of two powerhouse production companies in the horror-thriller realm. The release date of January 5, 2024, marks a date for horror aficionados to eagerly await, as they prepare for a cinematic experience that delves into the realms of both the supernatural and the familial. The trailer hints at a careful balance between suspense, emotion, and otherworldly terror, setting the stage for what could be a memorable addition to the world of supernatural cinema.