Tags :MARIE ANTOINETTE

Faces in the Crowd turns thrillers on their head with a killer cast and an inventive twist to keep audiences guessing. Following a brutal attack by a deranged serial killer, Anna Marchant (Milla Jovovich), develops a rare condition called face-blindness. Now vulnerable, she must find a way to work through her illness and identify her attacker to the police before he finds her and his next victim. With the killer closing in, Anna must work with Detective Kerrest (Julian McMahon) to track down the attacker, determined to eliminate her as a potential witness. Only Anna has seen his face – and he could be anyone. FACES IN THE CROWD is a high concept feature revolving around prosopagnosia, a real-life neurological disorder sometimes known as face-blindness and is the feature debut by Oscar-nominated writer/director Julien Magnat. Milla Jovovich (RESIDENT EVIL) stars alongside Julian McMahon (NIP/TUCK). Joining Jovovich and McMahon are Michael Shanks (STARGATE), David Atrakchi (TRANSPORTER 3), Sarah Wayne Callies (PRISON BREAK) and Marianne Faithful (PARIS, JE T’AIME, MARIE ANTOINETTE). Check out the trailer below and look out for our full review soon:

Tags :MARIE ANTOINETTE

Faces in the Crowd Trailer Stands out!

‘Other Mommy’ Unveils Sinister New Trailer Ahead of October Release

Grimmfest 2026 Nears Sell-Out as Final Gala Passes Remain

Into the Woods with ‘Binding Eva’ Director Conscian Morgan and Star Ryan Gerrard

‘Friday the 69th’ Pays Tribute to Trashy ’80s Horror at Dead Northern

‘Hope’ Lands September UK Release After Korean Box Office Success

‘Other Mommy’ Unveils Sinister New Trailer Ahead of October Release

Grimmfest 2026 Nears Sell-Out as Final Gala Passes Remain

Into the Woods with ‘Binding Eva’ Director Conscian Morgan and Star Ryan Gerrard

‘Friday the 69th’ Pays Tribute to Trashy ’80s Horror at Dead Northern

‘Hope’ Lands September UK Release After Korean Box Office Success

Halloween (1978) Review

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) Review

The Exorcist (1973)

28 Days Later (2002) Review

Scream (1996) Review