Preview by Jon Donnis
Red Rabbit Lodge arrives as a vicious new slasher that wastes little time setting its tone, placing horror right at the heart of a seemingly quiet sanctuary. The premise leans into familiar genre territory while grounding itself in a setting that feels both isolated and deeply unsettling.
The story centres on Abigail Mason, played by Rachel Myskiv, a foreign student hoping to leave her past behind as she moves into Red Rabbit Lodge. Set among Sydney’s bright, sunlit surroundings, the house itself stands apart as one of the city’s oldest and most mysterious buildings. It offers refuge on the surface, but something far darker sits beneath that calm exterior.
Unbeknownst to its residents, the lodge carries a violent history that refuses to stay buried. Hidden within its walls is a masked killer, waiting for the right moment to strike. As new tenants settle in, that threat begins to surface, turning the house into a trap where each death reveals more about what came before.
As the killings escalate, Abigail is drawn deeper into the horror, forced to face not only the immediate danger but also the personal struggles she had hoped to escape. The film positions her at the centre of both the external violence and the internal conflict, suggesting a story that ties past and present together as the body count rises.
Red Rabbit Lodge is set for a UK digital release on 13 April, promising a grim and relentless slasher experience built around a haunted setting, a hidden history, and a killer who has been waiting for the chance to begin again.
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