Surprise Trailer for Alien-Filled Sci-Fi Thriller 'No One Will Save You' | FirstShowing.net

https://www.firstshowing.net/2023/surprise-trailer-for-alien-filled-sci-fi-thriller-no-one-will-save-you/

Oh hello! This looks gnarly! 20th Century Studios has debuted an official trailer for a surprise sci-fi thriller titled No One Will Save You, which will (unfortunately) be skipping theaters and debuting directly for streaming on Hulu (and Disney+ worldwide) later this month. Why not theaters?! It's going to be this year's Prey, I think. The latest from writer / director Brian Duffield, who last made the underrated Spontaneous horror comedy just a few years ago. Starring Kaitlyn Dever, "the sci-fi psychological thriller plunges an anxiety-ridden homebody into a nonstop nightmare when aliens invade her home." Duffield tells B-D in an interview that, "the movie, especially for a movie of this budget size, is floor-to-ceiling with aliens." Adding that "it is aggressive and tense… it's a pretty lean and mean" 90 minute sci-fi thriller movie. Yeah I'm up for this! Let's see what he has been cooking up.

10 points · 3 comments · view on lemmy.world

3 Comments

ClarkDoom@lemmy.world · 2 pts · 2y

Theatrical runs mean the overall budget has to be basically doubled. Disney owns the studio and Hulu so there’s next to no unfavorable distribution overhead here. I don’t like this system but it seems like a clever way to get mid budget movies out there without a lot of additional risk. Instead of having to worry about it performing well over 1 or 2 weekends at the box office, it can organically attract viewers over a longer period of time and still be considered a success from an accounting perspective. Prey was awesome but I doubt it would have performed as well in theaters as it did on streaming. Prey would have to have made in excess of 130 million just to turn a profit.

RojoMan@lemmy.world · 1 pts · 2y

This looks like a great little fun movie. Great timing for the start of horror season.

lowdownfool@kbin.social · 1 pts · 2y

Alright, I'm down.