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Nix 2022 Movie Review Trailer Poster Cast Crew Online

Inspired by Germanic folklore, a tragedy at a mysterious lake continues to haunt a family years after the incident. Nix is ​​currently scheduled to release on September 27, 2022 on all major digital platforms.


In the film…

“As Jack Coyle struggles to keep his shattered family together, a strange and powerful entity reveals itself once again, opening the wounds for another tragedy to occur. As Jack deals with the aftermath, he too must protect his young niece from this terrifying creature that threatens to destroy them all.

Nix is ​​said to be "a modern horror movie about trauma and addiction and how a tragedy twenty years earlier tears a family apart."

Director: Anthony C. Ferrante
Writers: Skyler Caleb, Anthony C. Ferrante, Woodrow Wilson Hancock III
Stars: James Zimbardi, Dee Wallace, Michael Paré

“Once we landed on the concept for Nix and realized its potential, I was excited to get back to my horror roots with this elevated, original horror film,” said Ferrante. “It was also an opportunity to delve into these fractured and haunted characters and explore the depth and emotion within this dark setting while still providing solid thrills and chills. I am so proud of the film we created and excited to work with 1091 Pictures to bring it out this fall, just in time for Halloween."

Nix stars James Zimbardi, Michael Paré (Streets of Fire), Skyler Caleb (Awaken the Shadow Man), Angie Teodora Dick (Zombie Tidal Wave) and Dee Wallace, best known to horror fans for her roles in The Howling, Critters and Cujo, not to mention Rob Zombie's The Lords of Salem. The film features Niesha Renee Guilbot and was written by Caleb, Zimbardi, Woodrow Wilson Hancock III and Ferrante.

Watch Nix 2022 Movie Trailer



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