Relic - Official Trailer I HD I IFC Midnight

Opening in theaters and VOD July 10

Directed by: Natalie Erika James
Starring: Emily Mortimer, Robyn Nevin & Bella Heathcote

RELIC tells the story of Edna (Robyn Nevin), an elderly and widowed matriarch who goes missing, and her daughter Kay (Emily Mortimer) and granddaughter Sam (Bella Heathcote) who must travel to their remote family home to find her. Soon after her return, they start to discover a sinister presence haunting the house and taking control of Edna.

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[lauraalwin]

My grandmother had dementia. I lived with her and my mother. This movie did an excellent job portraying the emotions of a real life nightmare watching the slow decay of someone you love.

[jpicard]

Why do all horror movies take place in a nice big house. Try living in a crappy little apartment with no a/c, that's a real horror movie

[fizzy_minx]

Another horror movie trailer that starts with a car driving along a long secluded road with a singular, sinister note playing

[danielchalabi]

This movie affected me so much, by the end I was so upset, with a knot in my gut and throat just about to burst into tears. “I am loved”. There is so much humanity in this film, it’s painful to watch.

[kmhorrorbiz]

The family never should have bought the Evil Dead cabin.

[Stargaze]

The characters in this movie have never heard of such a thing as light bulb or a flashlight.

[martinmelnick]

This film was a fantastic allegory for struggling with family members with dementia. Seriously smart filmmaking, and a crazy 3rd act that is entirely unexpected.

[destho]

Call a Witcher to get over that dank house proceed by either:
- Reason with the creature into leaving folks in peace
- Clues to appease this possible sentient being
- Hack it to pieces

[ThangVu-kwzd]

Cried at the end. Heartwarming family reunion.

[boywholovesmen]

"This house seems unfamiliar" Nana you had dementia ofc it is unfamiliar.

[aleczandergordon]

It seems that people who watch this films fall into two groups. Those that take it at face value and expect a classic horror and finish watching it confused. These people seem to give three stars. Average but nothing special. Then there are those who seem to understand the real horror is living with loved ones with dementia and seeing how it effects everyone it comes into contact with. These viewers appreciate the delicacy, skill, and pace that the film uses in order to create a sense of real horror. These viewers will give it it a 5/5.

[Miumiu]

The film is too dark, literally. I can't see half of them.

[raspyraspberries]

Now this is a good trailer! Showing you enough to pique your interest but not too much that it ruins the entire movie.

[TheBretchenShow]

Not sure what everyone's problem with the brightness is but I just watched this with a projector, which is typically a lower quality than a TV, and I was fine. And I highly recommend watching it, it's so creepy. It's not like Hereditary at all. Much slower, much more haunting, but it doesn't have it any moments where you're cowering in fear. It wants to haunt you, not terrorize you. Alot like Oculus.

[ERROR-kbpu]

I think the the background sounds is more scariest than the movie.

[gerardobaltodano]

Everything is about madness, but like a metaphor. The grandma body means she's completely insane. The black spot on the mother's back means that she inherited the madness of the grandmother. The horror comes when the daughter realize that she's the next.

[l.p.]

I kept expecting Emily Mortimer’s character to say, “Ow...careful! My bones.”

[stelladelamora]

Omg! I'm cracking up reading all these comments. Now I won't be able to watch the movie and take it seriously!

[imobb]

Was terrified all the way through - sobbed at the end.

[WofnsheepsSkin]

WHY IS THIS MADE SO LIGHT

This isn't a sole supernatural flick. This real life, people come down with memory loss, they struggle, they know and hate it. They forget loved ones. They struggle between present and past. And we, as the loved ones have see and experience their loss. We watch them slowly as they go. As they forget our names, their memories and lives !