‘The Carpenter’s Son’ trailer: Nicolas Cage faces dark forces in biblical horror
According to the official synopsis, Joseph and his family have long lived under threat. They are trying to follow their faith and traditions. But when they stop in a small settlement, everything changes.
Nicolas Cage is back with a brand-new thriller, this time in a biblical horror story titled ‘The Carpenter’s Son’. The film also stars FKA twigs, Noah Jupe, and Isla Johnston, and its trailer has just released.
The story is set in a remote village in Roman-era Egypt, where a carpenter, his wife, and their teenage son are suddenly caught in a battle between good and evil. Cage plays Joseph, the devoted father, while FKA twigs takes on the role of Mary, and Noah Jupe plays their son, Jesus. Isla Johnston appears as a mysterious stranger who brings unexpected chaos to their lives.
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Catch ‘The Carpenter’s Son’ trailer here:
According to the official synopsis, Joseph and his family have long lived under threat. They are trying to follow their faith and traditions. But when they stop in a small settlement, everything changes. The stranger lures young Jesus into a dangerous and forbidden world.
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As the story unfolds, Jesus faces terrifying visions and unnatural events that hint at a sinister presence at work. The trailer suggests a dark twist: the seemingly innocent new friend may actually be Satan in disguise. This puts the family in grave danger.
The film promises a mix of suspense, supernatural tension, and psychological horror. Fans of Cage’s recent work will recognize his flair for intense, unpredictable performances. Following hits like ‘The Surfer’ and ‘Longlegs’ in 2024, Cage once again takes on a complex role.
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