Face fears in a spooky lodge in the first 'Fear' Horror trailer

"Believing that what you fear will bring the victim what they fear." Hidden Empire has released an official trailer for Fear, another film horror released in January at the end of the first month of the new year. From director Deon Taylor, best known for his films The Intruder, Fatale and Black and Blue. A year after experiencing a global pandemic, a group of friends gather in the remote mountains of Tahoe to stay at the "Historic Strawberry Lodge". But the party turns to terror as one by one, each guest faces their worst fear. A lot of other movies have had this "face your fears" concept, so what's the hook in this one?? The horror film stars Joseph Sikora, T.I., King Bach, Terrence J, Ruby Modine, Annie Ilonzeh, Iddo Goldberg and Jessica Allain. Not a very good trailer, with erratic editing that makes it even more confusing to know what's real and what their fear is and what's going on. Don't think it will be a big hit in January.

Here is the first official trailer (+ poster) for Fear by Deon Taylor, direct from YouTube:

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In this psychological horror film, a group of friends reunite for a well-deserved weekend at a remote, historic hotel. The celebration turns to terror as one by one, each guest faces their worst fear. Fear is directed by American producer/filmmaker Deon Taylor, director of the films Dead Tone, The Hustle, Nite Tales: The Movie, Chain Letter, Supremacy >, Meet the Blacks, Traffik, The Intruder, Black and Blue, Fatale > and Meet the Blacks 2 before. The screenplay is written by Deon Taylor and John Ferry. It is produced by Roxanne Avent Taylor, Omar Joseph, Heather Kritzer and Deon Taylor. A Hidden Empire Films production in association with Bach Enterprises. Hidden Empire Films releases Fear by Deon Taylor in theaters nationwide starting January 27, 2023 early in the New Year. Who's scared yet?

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Face fears in a spooky lodge in the first 'Fear' Horror trailer

"Believing that what you fear will bring the victim what they fear." Hidden Empire has released an official trailer for Fear, another film horror released in January at the end of the first month of the new year. From director Deon Taylor, best known for his films The Intruder, Fatale and Black and Blue. A year after experiencing a global pandemic, a group of friends gather in the remote mountains of Tahoe to stay at the "Historic Strawberry Lodge". But the party turns to terror as one by one, each guest faces their worst fear. A lot of other movies have had this "face your fears" concept, so what's the hook in this one?? The horror film stars Joseph Sikora, T.I., King Bach, Terrence J, Ruby Modine, Annie Ilonzeh, Iddo Goldberg and Jessica Allain. Not a very good trailer, with erratic editing that makes it even more confusing to know what's real and what their fear is and what's going on. Don't think it will be a big hit in January.

Here is the first official trailer (+ poster) for Fear by Deon Taylor, direct from YouTube:

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In this psychological horror film, a group of friends reunite for a well-deserved weekend at a remote, historic hotel. The celebration turns to terror as one by one, each guest faces their worst fear. Fear is directed by American producer/filmmaker Deon Taylor, director of the films Dead Tone, The Hustle, Nite Tales: The Movie, Chain Letter, Supremacy >, Meet the Blacks, Traffik, The Intruder, Black and Blue, Fatale > and Meet the Blacks 2 before. The screenplay is written by Deon Taylor and John Ferry. It is produced by Roxanne Avent Taylor, Omar Joseph, Heather Kritzer and Deon Taylor. A Hidden Empire Films production in association with Bach Enterprises. Hidden Empire Films releases Fear by Deon Taylor in theaters nationwide starting January 27, 2023 early in the New Year. Who's scared yet?