Don’t Let Her In trailer teases Ted Nicolaou’s new Full Moon film

Last Updated on August 2, 2021

The pandemic has kept Full Moon and director Ted Nicolaou from moving ahead on the production of a fifth Subspecies film, but it didn't stop them from collaborating on a different project, the "sensual supernatural nightmare" Don't Let Her In. Check out the trailer above!

Don't Let Her In has been split into two episodes for its streaming release, and the first half of the film will be available to watch on FullMoonFeatures.com as of April 30th. Following a ten day exclusive run on FMF, "episode one" will also be available to watch through the Full Moon Features channels on Amazon Prime, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Google Play, and Xbox One.

Starring Kelly Curran, Cole Pendery, and Lorin Doctor, the film has the following synopsis: 

When an attractive young couple (Curran & Pendery) rents out a room in their spacious loft to an eccentric, beautiful female artist (Doctor), they soon come to regret it… Slowly but surely, their seductive new tenant invades their minds, their beds, the very fabric of their lives. 

Nicolaou, who also wrote the screenplay, provided the following statement: 

I started my long friendship with Charlie Band editing the film Tourist Trap. I worked for a number of years, editing his films, until he offered me my first feature to direct – the crazy monster comedy, TerrorVision. Over the years, we continued to make films together. Including the vampire saga Subspecies, and the family films Dragonworld, Remote, and Leapin’ Leprechauns. When he asked me to participate in his new slate of films, I jumped at the opportunity to meet the challenge of creating an effective horror film for the Full Moon Features streaming service. I hope horror fans everywhere enjoy Don’t Let Her In. An eerie story of aspiring young artists in LA, the insecurity of our perceptions and relationships. And how the shortage of affordable housing opens the door to a roommate from Hell."

Don't Let Her In was produced, of course, by Full Moon founder Charles Band.