[Trailer] DEMONIC (2021) New Full Trailer Promises Innovative New Scares

DEMONIC, the upcoming sci-fi/horror film from Neill (District 9) Blomkamp, not only wants to scare the pants off us but spotlight a new cinematic technology in doing so. “The film uses a patent-pending new method of using volumetric capture (a three-dimensional video technology that turns actors into geometric objects.). The amount of volumetric capture in DEMONIC is the most ever seen in a feature film.” What does this mean exactly, we’re not entirely certain just yet; however, the new trailer does feature a few glimpses at these “geometric objects”… and a new movie-going “possession”… woot! Check out the trailer from IFC MIDNIGHT below!

DEMONIC
IN THEATERS, ON DEMAND AND DIGITAL
AUGUST 20, 2021 

Directed and Written By: Neill Blomkamp (DISTRICT 9, ELYSIUM, CHAPPIE)

Starring: Carly Pope, Chris William Martin, Michael Rogers

Synopsis: A young woman unleashes terrifying demons when supernatural forces at the root of a decades-old rift between mother and daughter are ruthlessly revealed in this horror-thriller from director Neill Blomkamp.

TAGS: #demonicmovie #ifcmidnight

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