Genre: Horror | Supernatural | Psychological Thriller Director: Jennifer Kade Screenplay: Mark Halden & Elise Monroe Production Companies: Midnight Hollow Films, Black Summit Studios Cast:

• Emily Raver-Lampman as Grace Williams

• Bill Skarsgård as Father Lucien

• Kaitlyn Maher as Lily

• Giancarlo Esposito as Dr. Malcolm Creed

• Lucy Boynton as Sister Helena

📖 Plot Summary:

In The Devil’s Child, a young couple, Grace and Ethan Williams, move into a remote Gothic estate in rural Vermont to start anew after the trauma of a miscarriage. But their dreams of healing are shattered when Grace begins to experience terrifying visions and unexplainable phenomena surrounding their adopted daughter, Lily — a mysterious orphan who arrived after a tragic fire at a nearby monastery.

When the local priest, Father Lucien (Bill Skarsgård), uncovers an ancient prophecy buried in the monastery’s records, he warns that Lily might not be a 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥 at all — but a vessel of something far darker. As Grace descends into paranoia, unsure whether she is losing her mind or facing a demonic reality, a web of secrets unfolds that dates back generations — including a blood pact between the Church and a secret cult.

As the line between psychological trauma and supernatural possession blurs, The Devil’s Child builds toward a horrifying climax where faith, motherhood, and identity collide in a battle for the soul of a 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥… and the fate of the world.

🎥 Why You Should Watch It:

• From the producers of The Witch and Hereditary, this film explores the dark side of faith, grief, and innocence.

• Bill Skarsgård delivers another chilling performance, this time as a conflicted priest with a haunted past.

• The haunting visuals, atmospheric score, and slow-burning dread make it a must-watch for fans of psychological horror.

• The story offers a fresh take on the “evil 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥” trope, with a twist ending that will leave audiences speechless.

🗓️ Release Date:

October 31, 2025 (Worldwide – in theaters and on streaming platforms)

🧠 Tagline:

“Evil doesn’t knock. It’s 𝐛𝐨𝐫𝐧.”