Nothing stays buried forever—especially when ancient evil decides to tear its way through the floorboards. Brainstorm Media has unleashed the official trailer for Bury the Devil. This upcoming real-time, single-shot demonic nightmare looks poised to push horror fans to the absolute brink of claustrophobia.
A Real-Time Descent Into Darkness
The film centers on an in-home nurse. She is tending to an elderly dementia patient whose behavior rapidly spirals from erratic to otherworldly. What initially feels like the heartbreaking progression of a mind slipping away soon reveals a far darker truth: something ancient and sinister is seeping through the cracks of the decaying old home.
Shot entirely in a single, uninterrupted continuous take, Bury the Devillocks viewers inside a pitch-black, labyrinthine house filled with pale figures, shifting shadows, and unrelenting dread. By stripping away standard edits and jump-cut escapes, the real-time format forces audiences to endure every agonizing second alongside the protagonist. The result looks like a harrowing blend of The Taking of Deborah Logan and pure, unadulterated haunt horror. Every dark doorway promises another terrifying discovery.
The Team Behind the Nightmare
The film is directed by Adam O’Brien (OM), who helms from a screenplay co-written by John Petrizzi and Brad Hodson. The filmmaking team leverages the single-take gimmick not just for visual flair, but to build a suffocating atmosphere. The decay of the physical setting mirrors the psychological terror inside.
The feature stars Dawn Ford, Emmanuelle Lussier Martinez, and Bill Rowat, who give an unedited, continuous horror performance.
Where and When to Watch
If you’re a fan of real-time horror, possessive entities, or atmospheric claustrophobia, this is one movie you don’t want to miss. So, check out the new trailer below to get a glimpse of the horrors to come.
Bury the Devil arrives in select theaters and on digital and demand platforms beginning August 21st. Are you brave enough to take the journey in one single breath?
