A slow-burning psychological horror movie called You’ll Never Find Me made its world premiere at the 2023 Tribeca Film Festival. With its nationwide premiere in Australian theaters this week and its Shudder debut on March 22, the Australian-made picture has every reason to be one of the sleeper horror sensations of 2024. This implies that everyone will have the opportunity to see this highly acclaimed horror movie very soon.
The first feature film by Indianna Bell and Josiah Allen, who co-directed the picture from Bell’s screenplay, is called You’ll Never Find Me. These two names are really impressive for their debut, based on everything that has been said thus far in the reviews. On Rotten Tomatoes, the horror movie currently has a 95% critic score.
A slow-burning psychological horror movie called You’ll Never Find Me made its world premiere at the 2023 Tribeca Film Festival.
You’ll Never Find Me centers on Patrick, a solitary man who lives in the rear of a trailer park and is played by Brendan Rock. A woman who goes by the name of “The Visitor” (Jordan Cowan) arrives at the door to ask for help during an impending storm. The two have a more intense and dangerous night as the storm becomes worse.
You’ll Never Find Me is out on March 22, and Shudder is swiftly rising to the top of the streaming services for aficionados of the horror genre.
You’ll Never Find Me received a very positive review from Luke Buckmaster of the Guardian, who praised the film’s suspenseful and exciting scenes, outstanding performances by the main actors, and the script’s constant drip of “mysteries both small and large.” In addition, he says that “a shockingly brilliant final act with twists that nobody will see coming” ties the whole movie together. If this movie’s release has slipped your notice thus far, you should definitely add it to your Shudder queue as soon as it becomes available.
You’ll Never Find Me is out on March 22, and Shudder is swiftly rising to the top of the streaming services for aficionados of the horror genre. Late Night with the Devil is another eagerly awaited indie horror movie that will be available on the site. David Dastmalchian plays a late-night talk show host on Late Night with the Devil. He attempts to fake a possession on his show to increase viewership, but the outcome is horrifying.
April 5th, not too long after You’ll Never Find Me, will see the release of Late Night with the Devil on Shudder.
April 5th, not too long after You’ll Never Find Me, will see the release of Late Night with the Devil on Shudder. For those who enjoy horror, these next several weeks should be exciting. For those who enjoy horror but aren’t afraid of spiders, Shudder will also be releasing the French movie Infested on April 26. The movie centers on tenants who must flee their building as it becomes overrun with poisonous spiders.
Keep an eye out for the release dates of the indie horror titles that Shudder will be adding to the platform this year. While you wait for the next blockbuster horror release, you may watch older and lesser-known horror films that are routinely added to the platform. But on March 22, don’t forget to check out You’ll Never Find Me at Shudder if you’re searching for what may be one of the best horror thrillers of the year.
