Bring Her Back | 22 Nov on Netflix
Bring Her Back lands on Netflix on 22 November, delivering a chilling, adult-rated thriller filled with graphic violence, strong language, sexuality, and disturbing themes. The film dives straight into psychological horror and supernatural dread, creating an experience meant strictly for mature viewers.
A Sinister Story Rooted in Family and Fear
The film follows Andy and Piper, a brother and sister who move into the remote home of their new foster mother. What begins as a hopeful fresh start quickly turns into terror. The siblings discover strange symbols, unsettling rituals, and eerie behavior inside the isolated house. As they dig deeper, the truth shatters their trust and pushes them into a terrifying fight for survival.
Every secret they uncover pulls them deeper into a ritual that threatens to consume them both. Their bond becomes their only shield against a darkness that grows stronger every minute.
Powerful Performances That Drive the Intensity
The cast brings emotional weight and raw tension to every moment:
- Billy Barratt as Andy, a determined teen who refuses to back down
- Sora Wong as Piper, whose courage pushes the story forward
- Sally Hawkins as Laura, whose unsettling presence heightens the danger
- Jonah Wren Phillips as Oliver / Connor Bird, adding mystery and unpredictability
- Sally-Anne Upton as Wendy, a figure filled with chilling authority
- Stephen Phillips as Phil
- Mischa Heywood as Cathy
Each actor shapes the story with strong emotional choices, creating tension that never lets up.
Created by the Philippou Brothers
Directors Danny Philippou and Michael Philippou steer the film with a sharp sense of dread and pacing. Their vision brings raw fear to life through unsettling imagery and grounded emotional beats. Danny Philippou and Bill Hinzman wrote the screenplay, crafting a story that blends family trauma, folklore, and psychological horror into one relentless narrative.
A Production Backed by Strong Creators
Causeway Films produced the project, known for its bold choices in the horror genre. Stage 6 Films, through Sony Pictures Releasing International, handles global distribution, bringing the movie to audiences who crave darker and more intense stories.
A Brutal, Uncompromising Horror Experience
“Bring Her Back” doesn’t hold back. Every scene pushes deeper into fear, secrecy, and the lengths people take to survive unimaginable situations. Viewers who enjoy dark thrillers, supernatural elements, and emotionally driven horror will find this film gripping from beginning to end.
Catch it on Netflix starting 22 Nov—if you dare.
