Oddity: Streaming Release, cast, plot, Trailer, & Everything we know About Damian McCarthy's Horror film
Published on September 10, 2024
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MadS: Release date, Trailer, plot, cast, & Everything we know About David Moreau’s one-take Horror film
David Moreau’s latest horror film, MadS, is a nerve-wracking journey that combines viral outbreak chaos with a one-take cinematic style, offering an intense, real-time experience.
Known for his work in the New French Extremity, Moreau brings his distinctive approach back to horror with this apocalyptic thriller, following 18-year-old Romain as a night of partying spirals into a surreal nightmare after a fateful encounter with an injured woman.
In recent news, Shudder released the official trailer for MadS, showcasing its continuous-shot format that enhances the tension as Romain's world unravels. The film’s innovative storytelling and seamless camerawork create a haunting atmosphere where the boundaries between reality and delirium blur.
This gripping trailer has fans eagerly anticipating the film’s debut, with much buzz generated since its premiere at Fantastic Fest on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024.
Stay tuned as we delve into everything you need to know about MadS, from its suspense-filled plot to the creative vision behind the scenes. And keep an eye out for further updates, as we'll provide new information leading up to its release.
Release date & Where to Watch
MadS premieres in the US, UK, Ireland, New Zealand, and Australia on Shudder, starting Friday, Oct. 18, 2024.
Plot
In MadS, 18-year-old Romain, fresh from graduation, visits his dealer to try a new drug before heading to a party. On his way, he encounters an injured woman by the road and decides to help. Once inside his car, the woman suddenly smashes her head against the dashboard, dying from her injuries. What seems like a bad trip quickly spirals into something far more sinister, marking the beginning of a nightmarish journey.
Moreau describes the film as an "awakening nightmare" that blurs the lines between reality and hallucination, placing both the characters and the audience in a state of constant tension. His choice to shoot the film in a single continuous shot aims to heighten this immersive experience, capturing every moment of the characters' descent into chaos without interruption. This one-shot format intensifies the suspense, making the audience a direct witness to the unfolding horror.
Cast
- Milton Riche
- Laurie Pavy
- Lucille Guillaume
- Xiomara Melissa Ahumada Quito as Alice's mother mum
- Lewkowski Yovel as Noa
Official Trailer
Behind the Scenes
David Moreau, director and writer of Them, returns with a new horror film that promises to be a gripping experience. The movie, filmed entirely in a single continuous shot, aims to enhance the hallucinatory journey of its characters—Romain, Anaïs, and Julia—by keeping the audience closely connected to their every move. Moreau explained, “By following the characters without interruption, the camera becomes a direct witness to their descent into hell, capturing every moment without filter.”
The cinematographer for the film is Philip Lozano. It is produced by Digital District, Goodfellas, and Les Enfants Terribles.
