'Barbarian' trailer out: Zach Creggar's twisty horror movie review

Check out the Barbarian official trailer if you're seeking a scary movie with intrigue and a gripping mystery. Like any good horror film, the quality of the trailer alone will keep you hooked and on the edge of your seat. You'll settle in before you know you're into pitch-black, ominous depths.

When Tess (Georgina Campbell) makes it to her Airbnb one stormy night, she discovers a strange man already there who claims to be the property's legitimate renter.

What does a girl do when faced with a conflicting double reservation, a pleasant stranger, and nowhere else to go? Will destiny turn this potentially alarming meet-cute into a classic rom-com?


Coincidentally, the scenario is the same as the current Netflix romance, "Love in the Villa," with entirely different outcomes.




In writer-director Zach Cregger's brilliantly twisted excursion into horror, Tess's nightmare starts the moment she enters, lets down her guard, and drinks a bottle of wine with the attractive but shady Keith (It actor Bill Skarsgard, sans the Pennywise makeup). Currently playing in cinemas, "Barbarian" is an uncontrolled descent with several shocks that haven't been revealed, but they entail a spooky cellar and hideous secrets underneath the surface.

Without a plot or intended conclusion, the story develops naturally as Cregger uses his understanding of horror tropes to challenge clichés and creates a heroine who is way savvier than the typical final girl.

Viewers speculate that Barbarian may, in reality, allude to some monster due to the character's continual searching before discovering something. You should find out whether that is a natural person or a mythical monster; it will be worthwhile.

The most crucial question is: Will Tess be able to endure Barbarian?
It could be the answer you're seeking during the Halloween season if you wish to see a character descend ominous steps through the dark using only the light from her iPhone.