Terror Films will release the found footage horror film INFRARED worldwide this July and we have the exclusive trailer premiere!

"A paranormal investigator and his production crew gain access to a mysterious, abandoned school but when the thrilling haunt turns deadly, the team must race to uncover the terrifying truth before they become the school's next victims."

Says directors Robert Livings & Randy Nundall Jr. “INFRARED is first and foremost a horror film, but at its heart, is a movie about siblings reconnecting in a time of need. Often in horror films, we find ourselves rooting for the characters we don’t like to die, so it was important for us to develop characters that we wanted to survive, creating a larger emotional investment for those watching. With this intention in mind, we set out to wholly develop their backstories and create a believable connection. From there we tackled the darker themes and scares within the film, workshopping ideas with our actors, and giving them the freedom of collaboration within our improvisational process. This film is injected with humor, tension and scares, and we really hope that nobody finds an owner’s manual in their basement.”

INFRARED stars Gregory Sestero, Jesse Janzen, Leah Finity, and Lori Richardson, and will be available on digital platforms July 22, on the Terror Films Channel July 29, and on Kings of Horror on August 5.

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