From the Makers of ‘Get Out’: Blumhouse’s New Horror, ‘The Woman in the Yard,’ Will Leave You Shaken
Blumhouse, the studio behind some of today’s scariest films, is about to drop another spine-chiller: “The Woman in the Yard”. Set to be the horror event of the year, it promises to keep you up at night. The premise? A seemingly peaceful yard becomes a family’s worst nightmare when a mysterious veiled figure shows up, ready to turn their world upside down.
“The Woman In The Yard” Director
Directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, the mastermind behind edge-of-your-seat thrillers like “The Shallows” and “Non-Stop”, this film is shaping up to be a terrifying ride. Jaume most recently directed “Carry On”, the Netflix thriller that premiered last month and has since entered the top 5 most-watched Netflix movies of all time.
Collet-Serra’s knack for suspense, paired with an all-star cast—including Danielle Deadwyler, Russell Hornsby, and Okwui Okpokwasili—guarantees some chilling performances. Deadwyler also starred in “Carry On” so this is her second film reuniting with Jaume.
“The Woman In The Yard” Trailer
The trailer alone that premiered is enough to give anyone the creeps. It starts with a seemingly ordinary yard that slowly grows menacing, culminating in a terrifying glimpse of the woman herself. Her chilling line, “Today’s the day,” and bloodstained hands are enough to make you rethink stepping outside.
But it’s not just about the scare—it’s about atmosphere. The yard becomes a character of its own, a symbol of the safety we expect at home turned into a place of terror. With no one else around to help, this family is on their own against an unknown, possibly supernatural, force.
The minimalist approach to horror sets this film apart, building tension with every frame. Blumhouse is known for psychological scares, and “The Woman in the Yard” is no exception. The threat isn’t just physical—it’s emotional and psychological, making every moment a slow burn of dread.
Expect a mix of traditional horror with a fresh twist. The outside setting is a new frontier for terror, and Collet-Serra’s direction promises to keep us guessing until the very end. The film’s release on March 28 is already generating buzz, and fans are speculating about the woman’s identity and motives.
One thing’s for sure: after this, you’ll be second-guessing that quiet backyard. So, mark your calendars and lock your doors—”The Woman in the Yard” is coming for you.
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