Trailer for Soulmate, from Neil Marshall and Axelle Carolyn

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 12 years ago

Last Updated on August 2, 2021

Here’s the official trailer for the UK ghost story SOULMATE, which comes at us from director Axelle Carolyn and producer Neil Marshall. The film stars Anna Walton and Tom Wisdom and looks to be a spooky chiller in the same vein as THE OTHERS and THE INNOCENTS. Good stuff!

After suffering a personal tragedy, Audrey retreats to an isolated country cottage to hide from the world. As terrifying visions take hold, she soon finds out that she is not alone. But is the ghost friend or foe?
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SOULMATE just made its debut in the UK on DVD; no word yet on when it’ll haunt the states.

Source: Arrow in the Head

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