OMG, Have You Seen This Trailer? Pablo Larraín’s ‘My Sad Dead’ Looks So Creepy!
- A peek at Pablo Larraín’s new Netflix show.
- Why it’s giving us serious chills.
- What’s happening at the San Sebastian Film Festival.
- Our thoughts on the spooky vibe!
We just saw the trailer for Pablo Larraín’s new Netflix show, ‘My Sad Dead’, and wow. It’s… something else. Imagine the mind behind ‘Jackie’ and ‘Spencer’ diving into psychological horror. Yes, that Pablo Larraín.
He’s teamed up with acclaimed Argentine writer Mariana Enriquez for this one. Her stories are known for their unsettling twists. The trailer? It’s got this super eerie, dark vibe. Lots of shadows. That line, ‘The dead start to make themselves present,’ really hits you. You just feel the tension building.
This isn’t just any series. It’s a miniseries. And it’s playing in competition at the San Sebastian Film Festival later this month. Big deal! Larraín’s own company, Fabula, is behind it. They know how to make impactful stories.
The show is all about Ema, a doctor who’s retired. She’s dealing with a lot of grief. What happens when the past isn’t really past? What starts to ‘make itself present’? This one looks set to stick with you long after the credits roll.
Our Take
We are seriously hyped for ‘My Sad Dead’. Larraín has a knack for making movies that just grab you. And Mariana Enriquez’s stories are known for their deep, unsettling vibes. This combination feels like a perfect storm for some truly chilling TV. We’re already bracing ourselves for those jump scares… or maybe worse, the slow, creeping dread.
