Blumhouse’s latest horror-thriller, Drop, is gearing up to deliver a chilling dose of suspense this April. From Christopher Landon, the director behind Happy Death Day, comes Drop, which promises to unleash a modern dating nightmare.
A Terrifying Ordeal
Drop throws us into the unsettling world of Violet, a widowed mother bravely dipping her toes back into the dating pool. However, what should be a hopeful new chapter becomes a terrifying ordeal. Soon, she becomes the target of a mysterious villain. This anonymous tormentor launches a campaign of psychological terror, bombarding Violet with unsettling messages and escalating demands. She is trapped in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse, where the lines between friend and foe blur, and anyone could be the sinister puppet master.
Blumhouse is giving us an exclusive peek behind the curtain with a new featurette. This inside look delves into the movie’s creation with director Christopher Landon and star Meghann Fahy (“The White Lotus”). Meanwhile, it gives insight into Violet’s harrowing journey and the chilling antagonist that stalks her every move.
A Talented Cast & Crew
Meghann Fahy stars as Violet, capturing the character’s vulnerability and growing terror. She’s joined by an ensemble cast that includes Brandon Sklenar (It Ends with Us), Violett Beane (Truth or Dare), and Jacob Robinson. Reed Diamond, Gabrielle Ryan, Jeffery Self, Ed Weeks, and Travis Nelson co-star.
Drop is the brainchild of Jillian Jacobs and Chris Roach, the writing duo behind Blumhouse’s Truth or Dare. Jason Blum, the producer behind M3GAN, brings his expertise to the project. Michael Bay, Brad Fuller, and Cameron Fuller of Platinum Dunes also serve as producers.
New Featurette
The featurette provides a fascinating glimpse into the film’s creation. It is the collaborative effort to build suspense and create a genuinely terrifying antagonist. Landon emphasizes the film’s exploration of modern dating anxieties, tapping into the inherent vulnerability of putting yourself out there. Fahy discusses the emotional toll on Violet as she grapples with the escalating threats and the growing paranoia.
Drop hits theaters on April 11th, hot on the heels of Blumhouse’s The Woman in the Yard. This double dose of Blumhouse terror promises to leave you breathless and unsettled. So, get your tickets for Drop now.
