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Meagan Navarro wrote in her Bloody Disgusting review: “Soderbergh reunites with writer David Koepp (Stir of Echoes) to put an innovative spin on the quintessential ghost story. From the first frame to the end credits, audiences watch the thrilling tale unfold through chilling narrative twists by experimenting with form and technique. Using the camera’s gaze as the ghost’s watching eyes isn’t the only trick up Soderbergh and Koepp’s sleeve, ensuring this thrilling haunted house revamp keeps you guessing.”

“Presence puts a contemporary and innovative spin on the haunted house format that eschews the beaten path to create scares of a different nature,” Meagan’s review continues. In her 4-star review, she goes on to praise: “Combined with Koepp’s twisty script, Presence grabs you, terrifies you, and then leaves your heart in the ground.”

Director: Steven Soderbergh
Writer: David Koepp
Stars: Lucy Liu, Julia Fox, Chris Sullivan

Lucy Liu, Chris Sullivan, Callina Liang, Julia Fox, Eddy Maday and West Mulholland star.

One of the best horror films of last year, In a Violent Nature also breathed new life into its own subgenre (the slasher) by telling the story entirely from the perspective of the evil presence stalking a wooded area. Soderbergh's Presence seems to take the same approach as the classic haunted house story and may very well end up being one of the best horror films of this year.

Directed by Christian Schultz from a script co-written with Peter Ambrosio, Presence stars Jenna Lyng Adams (The Kominsky Method), Dave Davis (The Vigil) and Alexandria DeBerry (Pursuit).

“After leaving New York following a nervous breakdown, Jennifer (The Kominsky Method's Jenna Lyng Adams) receives some good news from her best friend about their joint venture. Within an hour, Jennifer boards a private jet and walks down the dock to a billionaire's private yacht.

Everything seems to be going well, except Jennifer is suffering from violent and disturbing visions. Is her uncontrolled anxiety trying to sabotage her once again...or has a sinister presence taken hold?

Presence is produced by Donny Broussard, Thomas Johnston, Isaiah LaBorde, Murray Anthony Roth, and John Paul Summers. The ALLaBorde Films production premieres on VOD in the US on November 17th from XYZ Films.

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