CaChing Productions and Scatena & Rosner have released the official trailer for COME HOME, a gripping psychological thriller starring Chinaza Uche and Caitlin Zoz who are well known for their roles in Apple TV’s “Silo”.
COME HOME is produced by Uche and Zoz and the project marks the second feature film from their CaChing Productions banner. Zoz co-directed alongside producer Nicole Pursell (Missy Film) with all 3 filmmakers sharing writer credits.
The film also features performances from Paton Ashbrook (“Power”) and Sathya Sridharan (The Whale), who contributed to the screenplay, alongside a special cameo from cult icon Daphne Ashbrook (“Doctor Who”).
This provocatively shot film combines a haunting ghost story with a meditative, arthouse horror sensibility. COME HOME is set to premiere on Amazon and across major VOD and Digital providers on October 1st.
FILM INFO
Release Date: October 1, 2024 (VOD and Digital)
Directed By: Caitlin Zoz & Nicole Pursell
Written By: Paton Ashbrook, Audrey Hailes, Bill Keller, Nicole Pursell, Sathya Sridharan, Chinaza Uche, & Caitlin Zoz
Produced By: Caitlin Zoz, Chinaza Uche, Nicole Pursell
Starring: Chinaza Uche, Caitlin Zoz, Sathya Sridharan, Paton Ashbrook, Audrey Hailes, Daphne Ashbrook, Peter Torcicollo, Shannon Mary Keegan
Production Company: CaChing Productions, Missy Film, LLC
Distributed By: Scatena & Rosner
Genre: Psychological Thriller, Arthouse Horror, Folk Horror
Runtime: 1:12:06
Rating: TV-MA
Language: English
LOGLINE:
Two couples, seeking refuge in the Adirondacks, find themselves marked by the trapped souls that inhabit the forest.
SYNOPSIS:
Newlyweds Mel and Ikenna abandon their bustling city life after inheriting a secluded family home in the Adirondack Mountains. They seek solace in its isolation but quickly find their dream of tranquility turning into a nightmare when they are joined by friends Taylor and Arjun, only to encounter a sinister force that preys upon them one by one. Mel and Ikenna must confront an eerie presence that seems to entrap them in the forest’s haunting past. Struggling with their growing paranoia and the forest’s chilling echoes of time, they must unravel whether they are haunted by vengeful spirits or simply unraveling from the strain of isolation. Winner of the Golden Ring for Best Film at the Ravenna Nightmare Film Fest, Come Home is a meditative exploration of loneliness and the relentless power of place.
