a surprise hit produced by Sam Raimi

In 2015, the filmmaker Adam Schindler debuted with his debut Intrudersstarring Beth Riesgraf, Martin Starr, Rory Culkin and Jack Kesy, which introduced us to an agoraphobic woman with pancreatic cancer who could not flee when a series of intruders broke into her home. Almost 10 years later, this film has borne fruit a new horror film that is unexpectedly sweeping Netflix.

don’t movedirected by Schindler himself along with Brian Nettorepresents a new collaboration between the two after they worked together on the short films Killing Floor: Uncovered and sundownthe series 50 States of Fright and the movie Delivery. In fact, Netto acted as executive producer of Intruders at the time, where they also knew those who wrote the new film.

In this production they both knew screenwriters David White and TJ Cimfel, who already worked together in V/H/S Viralnow behind the script of his new film.

‘Don’t move’ sweeps Netflix

don’t move tells the story of a murderer who takes advantage of a woman’s fragility to inject a powerful paralyzing agent, but she will have one last chance to run and fight before her body shuts down.

On his landing in Netflix, don’t move has been placed at the top of the views ranking from more than 85 countriesamong them Spain, the United States, Australia or Brazil. A film that has featured the iconic Sam Raimi (saga Infernal Possession) among its producers, positioning itself as one of the great attractions of this production along with its proximity to the Halloween holiday.

In the role of the suffering protagonist we find the actress Kelsey Asbilleknown for her work in Yellowstone, fargo, teen wolf either One Tree Hill; while the role of the psychopath falls into the hands of Finn Wittrockwho previously appeared in series such as American Horror Story or movies like The big bet.

They complete the cast Moray Treadwell (Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest), Daniel Francis (The Bridgertons) and Kate Nichols (barbarian), among others.

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