Barbarian director Zach Cregger has shared the eerie mood reel he created to pitch his film, which included the voiceover talents of his wife.
Zach Cregger, director of the new horror flick Barbarian, has shared his two-minute 'Rip Reel,' which he used to try and sell the movie's original concept. This 20th Century Studios film was released in the US over the weekend, bringing in 10 million dollars over its first few days. Rated R for strong violence, nudity, gore, disturbing material, and bad language, Barbarian was well received, even with the box office having its 2nd quietest weekend of this year.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY Starring Georgina Campbell and Bill Skarsgård, the movie also sees Justin Long's highly anticipated return to horror, playing the morally questionable and problematic AJ. Barbarian premiered at San Diego Comic-Con; it was then screened exclusively in LA ahead of its general release and at London's Fright Fest with a special Q&A after all events.
The 'rip/mood reel' begins with panning shots of derelict homes, accompanied by an eerie soundtrack and a voicemail from a woman explaining to an assumed ex that she wants them to know her location just in case she finds herself in danger. The music intensifies as day cuts abruptly to night, and streetlights light a singular house.
For those who have not seen Barbarian yet, it may be best to go into this film as blind as possible. Although clips such as this and interviews with the stars and creators can help spread anticipation, it's often found that these snippets can take away from the overall effect of horror when it comes to shocking or terrifying those watching. Having an idea about the mood of a movie is not essentially a spoiler.
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