Preview By Jon Donnis
Cassie Keet’s absurdist horror feature Scream Therapy arrives on UK digital on 6 April, bringing with it a loud, chaotic mix of dark comedy and female-led horror. Following its US premiere, the film makes its UK debut through Miracle Media, setting the tone for something that leans fully into its wild premise.
Written and directed by Keet, known for Abigail Before Beatrice, the film takes a deliberately exaggerated concept and pushes it to extremes. What begins as a therapeutic escape quickly spirals into something far more dangerous, blending humour with horror in a way that keeps things unpredictable.
The story centres on Avery, played by Harley Bronwyn, who is reeling after a messy breakup with her boyfriend of seven years. Looking for some form of release, she heads into the desert with her best friends for a girls’ weekend built around scream therapy, hoping for a sense of reset.
After a day of bonding exercises and a little experimentation, the trip takes a sharp turn. The group finds themselves confronted by a demonic incel cult with a strict deadline for human sacrifice, forcing them into a brutal situation where survival becomes the only priority.
As the threat closes in, the women are pushed into a fight for their lives. The balance shifts quickly, and the cult begins to realise they have chosen the wrong targets. What follows is a fast-moving clash filled with chaos, resistance, and revenge as both sides try to outmanoeuvre each other.
With its mix of horror and dark humour, Scream Therapy positions itself as a high-energy, female-led feature that does not hold back. It invites audiences to dive into the madness, bringing together friendship, fear, and a lot of screaming along the way.
Scream Therapy is available on digital platforms in the UK from 6 April through Miracle Media.
