Overview
- The feature debuts on March 13 in roughly 2,500 North American theaters, with industry reports projecting about $7 million for opening weekend on a reported $500,000 budget.
- Critics highlight the film’s sound design and late-night headphone perspective as its primary engine of fear, with at least one review praising the audio but questioning the visuals.
- A24 released a final teaser and is leaning into Dolby mixes to foreground the movie’s sonic experience in theaters.
- Writer-director Ian Tuason’s debut stars Nina Kiri as a paranormal podcaster caring for her dying mother who examines ten mysterious audio recordings that begin to distort her reality.
- Tuason shot the film in his Toronto childhood home, the project drew a seven-figure A24 deal after Fantasia and Sundance, and he has since been tapped to direct a new Paranormal Activity installment.