20 Most Anticipated Horror Movies Of 2024

10. Never Let Go

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With pictures such as Switchblade Romance, Mirrors, Piranha 3D, Crawl, and the hugely underrated Horns on his résumé, Alexandre Aja is someone who carries a certain weight to his movies within the horror genre. And in 2024, the Parisian is set to serve up the Halle Berry-fronted Never Let Go, also at one point known as Mother Land.

Berry heads up a family who've been tormented by an evil spirit for years. When one of the family's children questions whether or not that evil presence is actually real, things truly take a turn for the sinister.

Like certain other films on this list, a specific release date has yet to be announced by Lionsgate, bar the fact that Never Let Go will arrive some time in 2024.

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