"Play Dead to Survive" in the trailer for the latest horror film.
Black Mandala Films has released a poster and trailer for the upcoming horror film Play Dead, directed by Carlos Goitia.
Paula Brasca stars as Alison, a woman who awakens in a basement, injured and surrounded by dead bodies. In her attempt to escape, she must feign death and blend in with the corpses as a gruesome ritual takes place above her. Check out the trailer below...
Play Dead narrates the distressing experience of Alison (Paula Brasca, known for What the Waters Left Behind), who finds herself seriously hurt and confined in a dim, mysterious basement. To survive, she must rely on her cunning and act as though she is dead, merging with the surrounding corpses. However, as she fights to stay alive, she uncovers a terrifying reality—above her, a horrifying, ritualistic event is occurring. The tension rises with each passing moment.
The cast features Paula Brasca, Catalina Motto, Luca Espindola, David Gomez Pascua, Marta Quarleri, Luciana Contreras, Milagros Ribet, Damian Castillo, Daniela Roitman, Lara Idiart, Camila Lerchundi, Ana Buscarini, Milagros Tucci Layus, Delfina Ricardo, and Anabela Tedesco.
Play Dead is set to be released soon.
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"Play Dead to Survive" in the trailer for the latest horror film.
Black Mandala Films has unveiled a poster and trailer for the upcoming horror film Play Dead, directed by Carlos Goitia. The film features Paula Brasca in the role of Alison, a woman who finds herself waking up in a basement, injured and surrounded by dead bodies. In her attempts to escape, she must feign death, trying to blend in with the corpses as a […]