Welcome back, fright fans, to Beyond the Jumpscare! We're always on the hunt for the next big chill, and sometimes, the most exciting scares come from the independent scene. Today, we're shining a spotlight on a British indie horror film that just dropped a seriously unsettling trailer: "Jitters."
From writer-director Marc Zammit, known for his work on the folk horror film Witch, "Jitters" looks set to dive deep into psychological terror, blurring the lines between reality and nightmare. We caught the trailer – in fact, we've watched it a few times over! – and it's now making the rounds beyond its initial Indiegogo debut. It's definitely got our attention.
The film follows Detective Nick Collymore, a single father, who stumbles upon a disturbing case that quickly spirals into something far more sinister than a natural death. His investigation leads him into the twisted world of a horror game called "Jitters," and its truly creepy, clown-like central figure. As Nick delves deeper, his own perception of reality begins to fray, leaving him to question what's real and what's a figment of his spiraling fear.
"Jitters" promises a nerve-jangling ride filled with intrigue and psychological twists. Marc Zammit himself has stated, "This isn't just about scares; it's about twisting the psychological screws and exploring the fragile line between reality and fantasy." That's exactly what we love to hear!
The film features Fabrizio Santino as Detective Collymore, alongside Daniel Jordan as the unsettling "Jitters," with Anto Sharp, Boo Miller, Jess Impiazzi, and Richard Wiskers rounding out the cast.
While "Jitters" is slated for a 2025 release, the post-production phase is crucial. If you're as excited as we are about supporting independent horror and seeing this vision come to life, you can check out their Indiegogo campaign where they are raising funds to complete the film. It's a fantastic way to be part of the journey and help bring more unique horror to the screen!
Watch the "Jitters" trailer and tell us what you think! Does this psychological chiller have you on edge? Let us know in the comments below!
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