First release info, now dig into the trailer for Darren Lynn Bousman’s The Barrens

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Earlier this morn Ikey O. let you know that Darren Lynn Bousman’s new chiller THE BARRENS is poised for an October disc-date. Funny how a few hours after lamenting the lack of footage, a new trailer for the flick sprouts up over at our friends of STYD. Cop a peek underneath!

Starring Stephen Moyer, Mia Kirshner (below) and Erik Knudsen – the story shapes up when:

Despite their reluctance, Richard Vinyard takes his wife, Cynthia; their young son, Danny; and his teenage daughter, Sadie to the Pine Barrens for a long weekend of camping and family bonding. As they arrive at the Wharton State Forest, a mutilated deer runs out into the road, nearly colliding with the Vinyard’s car. Later that evening, another bloodied animal falls from a tree. Bad turns to worse when, in the middle of the night, a college boy camping nearby disappears into the woods. Nevertheless, Richard presses the family to hike further into the forest to the spot where he used to camp with his father. He is feverish, and a past wound on his arm appears badly infected, but when it begins to rain, there is no turning back. Richard’s sickness soon becomes debilitating; his headaches turn to hallucinations. What’s worse, he believes there is something stalking them…something with yellow eyes, pointed horns, and the wings of a bat – THE JERSEY DEVIL. The disfigured bodies of the missing camper and another college boy soon turn up. The Vinyards must fight for their lives as the horrifying answer reveals itself in a shocking and tragic conclusion.

THE BARRENS hits shelves October 9th. Click HERE to pre-order the DVD/Blu-ray combo pack.

 

Source: STYD

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