The Strangers are back. The franchise, which started in 2008 and followed up with a sequel in 2018, will debut three new films in 2024. All three films are directed by Renny Harlin, who made all three films simultaneously last year in Slovakia. The first film will star Riverdale's Madelaine Petsch and Froy Gutierrez. Below, […]\n
The Strangers are back. The franchise, which started in 2008 and followed up with a sequel in 2018, will debut three new films in 2024. All three films are directed by Renny Harlin, who made all three films simultaneously last year in Slovakia. The first film will star Riverdale's Madelaine Petsch and Froy Gutierrez. Below, we have a look at three new pics from the first film in the trilogy, as well as the synopsis for the first film.
Photo Credit: John Armour for Lionsgate The Strangers Take Over Horror In 2024 From master director Renny Harlin comes a new trilogy of terror. In Chapter I, Madelaine Petsch stars as a young woman starting a new life with her fiancé. Suddenly, during a road trip stop in a remote vacation rental in the woods, they become the prey of a mysterious gang of masked strangers who attack without warning or reason.
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