This year's Fantastic Fest will feature a horror film that offers a unique perspective on the haunted house genre. The film, from director Presence, tells the story from the point of view of the ghost itself. A family moves into a suburban house, only to be haunted by a suffering spirit who lurks and hovers around them. The trailer emphasizes the movie's eerie elements and leaves viewers wondering about the ghost's true form.
upended the slasher genre by telling a classic “high body count in the wilderness” tale from the point of view of the lumbering killer. This year,offers a different sort of horror movie perspective shift by telling a haunted house story from the point of view of the ghost. That it’s from the A-list team of directorPresence
, as the title character—the full description for the movie is simply “a family moves into a suburban house and becomes convinced they’re not alone”—lurks and hovers around the family that’s moved onto its turf. This trailer emphasizes the movie’s scary elements and tells us that the ghost is “suffering,” which is never a good quality when the veil’s being pierced.
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