Summary
- Join Riley on a quest to uncover dark family secrets in the chilling horror film, Children of the Pines.
- Experience a refreshingly eerie and disturbing journey with award-winning thrills in this upcoming movie.
- Get ready for supernatural encounters, mysterious children, and a haunting original score by Sune Rose Wagner.
Screen Rant is proud to present the first official trailer and poster for producer Lucas A. Ferrara’s new horror movie, Children of the Pines. Serving as Joshua Morgan’s feature directorial debut, the film follows college junior, Riley, who attempts to make amends with her parents over school break. Upon arriving home, she learns that Kathy and John are now friends with her ex-boyfriend, Gordon, and have been dabbling in the supernatural. Things grow increasingly odd when Riley meets a group of mysterious children who are taking up residence in the house.
With flashbacks offering insight into Kathy and John’s recent whereabouts, viewers join Riley on her quest to uncover her family’s dark secrets. The horror features an original score from Sune Rose Wagner, who is known for her work on the 2015 Oscar-nominated movie, A War. Danielle J. Bowman, Kelly Tappan, Vas Provatakis, Donna Rae Allen, Richard Cohn-Lee, and David Raizor make up the main cast. Watch the full trailer for Children of the Pines below and get ready to experience the film when it hits digital on October 18.
More About Children Of The Pines
The Children of the Pines trailer opens with Kathy, who is seeking guidance from the older woman sitting across from her. She shares that her daughter is finally coming home, and Kathy is clearly looking forward to the visit. However, when Riley arrives, she questions why her parents are housing a peculiar group of children she’s never met. The trailer grows in intensity as it launches into a series of chilling clips, showing a masked individual, a couple in red robes, and flickering lights accompanied by a scream.
In his director’s note, Morgan hopes the film gives audiences a “refreshingly thoughtful, disturbing, and eerie” experience. Despite not being available to the general public, Children of the Pines has already been well-received by viewers. It has won several awards, including Best Feature at Ice CineFest, Best Thriller at Indo-French Film Festival, and an audience award at Gasparilla International Film Festival. With a total run time of 94 minutes, Ferrara promises horror fans “a uniquely compelling and thought-provoking journey” throughout.
Children of the Pines will be available globally on digital platforms starting October 18.
