‘Fear of Rain’ Collides Paranoia With Reality to Take Audiences on a Thrilling Journey
The phycological horror film, Fear of Rain, is coming to theaters and on-demand streaming services on February 12.
Lionsgate has a new upcoming film that’s sure to take audiences on a subliminal adventure. Titled Fear of Rain, this horror film centers around a girl by the name of Rain Burroughs (Madison Iseman), who has early-onset schizophrenia. Throughout the film, she struggles with terrifyingly vivid hallucinations, which leads her to believe that there is someone trapped inside her neighbor’s attic. While her family tries to help her in any way they can, Rain cannot let go of the things she is seeing, no matter how much her parents say it’s all in her head; there is a terrifying feeling that she cannot shake. With the help of Caleb (Israel Broussard), who may or may not be a hallucination himself, Rain risks her safety and security to save the person in her neighbor’s attic.
What we perceive can deceive us. Watch #FearOfRain everywhere you rent or buy movies on February 12. pic.twitter.com/sTcO7sQLJ9
— Fear of Rain (@FearOfRain) January 14, 2021
Written and directed by Castille Landon, the film takes its viewers on a journey through the inner workings of Rain’s mind. The unique storyline gives audiences a look into what it could be like to suffer from a mental disorder like schizophrenia, and how it can affect those around them. Landon is best known for having directed two family films; Albion: The Enchanted Stallion, and Apple of My Eye. Fear of Rain will mark her first time working on a horror film.
Some voices you can’t outrun. #FearOfRain is available everywhere you rent movies on February 12. pic.twitter.com/1rv2x3RsRL
— Fear of Rain (@FearOfRain) December 17, 2020
The emotional thriller film is sure to be an interesting watch, so follow along as Rain attempts to decipher reality from imagination when Fear of Rain hits theatres and On Demand February 12.
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