Adeline Rudolph leads an ensemble cast in upcoming horror flick ‘Do Not Enter.’ (Photo: Lionsgate)
Adeline Rudolph may be the next queen of horror movies. She’s starring in the new film “Do Not Enter,” an eerie tale about money, greed, gangsters and the supernatural.
Rudolph, 30, grew up in Hong Kong and began her career as a model. She’s a fetching 5-9″ tall. She broke out as an actress in the Netflix series the “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.”
She co-stars with Nicholas Hamilton, who terrified audiences as Henry Bowers in the $1.2 billion “IT” franchise The 22-year-old Australian actor recently completed Amazon’s “The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh” and “Gen V.”
Francesca Reale of Netflix’s “Stranger Things,” Jake Manley, star of Netflix’s “The Order” and the hit film “Holidate,” and Laurence O’Fourain from HBO’s “Game of Thrones” and Netflix’s “The Witcher: Blood Origin” join them.
The ensemble also includes Kai Caster from Paramount+’s “Yellowstone,” Shane Paul McGhie from the Emmy-nominated “Unbelievable” and Brennan Keel Cook from “The Pale Blue Eye”
Horror veteran Javier Botet, known for creature work in “IT,” “The Conjuring,” and “Insidious,” portrays the Pale Creature.
Francesca Reale of ‘Stranger Things’ fame is part of the ‘Creepers’ in the upcoming film ‘Do Not Enter.’ (Photo: Lionsgate)
The film follows a group of young urban explorers who venture into New Jersey’s abandoned Paragon Hotel seeking a legendary gangster’s missing $300 million fortune, only to encounter hostile rivals and supernatural forces, according to the film synopsis.
The thrill-seeking urban explorers call themselves the Creepers. They livestream their adventures from abandoned locations.
Lionsgate and Suretone Pictures unveiled the official trailer on today (Aug. 5) for their supernatural horror thriller.
Written by Stephen Susco and produced by former Geffen Records President Jordan Schur, the project is based on David Morrell’s bestselling novel “Creepers.”
“We have arrived at our destination with a powerful script adapted from a timeless book and a gifted director leading the charge,” Schur stated. “We could not ask for a better partner in Lionsgate.”
The project, Schur added, represents a decade of development.
Urban exploration has become a popular feature on social media platforms, and the film capitalizes on that with a blend of found-footage horror elements and traditional thriller components.
The project arrives as horror films continue dominating box office discussions and urban exploration content gains popularity online.
The release date has yet to be announced. Check out the first trailer!