SPOILING YOU Premieres at Romford Horror Festival
- Adam Williams
- 4 hours ago
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The latest from British Horror Studio, ASMR horror film SPOILING YOU, will have it's World Premiere at the upcoming Romford Horror Festival later this month.
Following an exclusive first reveal from Rue Morgue, the UK based horror studio have shared the first look and poster for their upcoming unique ASMR horror. The film’s poster, designed by Megan Tremethick, with poster artwork by Ida Bagus Indra and typography by Jedalias Mendez, offers a visual promise of the unsettling experience to come.
Co-written by Megan Tremethick and Lawrie Brewster, the film stars Laurence R. Harvey (The Human Centipede 2 & 3), whose previous work has made him a familiar presence in contemporary genre cinema, alongside Stephen Kerr and Tremethick herself. SPOILING YOU is produced in collaboration with the British horror studio.
The film introduces a psychologically invasive descent into digital obsession and manufactured intimacy, marking the directorial debut of Megan Tremethick. Drawing inspiration from J-horror and extreme Asian cinema, including Takashi Miike’s Audition, the film taps into the unsettling comfort economy of parasocial relationships and the quiet terror of being truly alone.
SPOILING YOU Premieres at Romford Horror Festival
SPOILING YOU follows Drew, a socially isolated insomniac who finds solace in the carefully curated intimacy of Miss Mutter, a seductive ASMR-style online creator whose videos promise comfort, reassurance, and unconditional attention. When he wins a competition to meet her in person, Drew follows the call with blind devotion, his longing overriding instinct.
The film is set to have it's world premiere at Romford Horror Film Festival, taking place in Romford, London, UK, on Saturday 21 February at 7.00 pm. Known for championing boundary-pushing independent horror and emerging voices, Romford Horror Film Festival continues to establish itself as one of the UK’s most vital genre events, celebrating bold, uncompromising cinema that refuses to play it safe.
You can check more first look images, courtesy of Rue Morgue, below. Head over to British Horror Studios' Website for more info, and to have a look at their previous films. To get more information for Romford Horror Festival, and how to get tickets, please head over to their Website.
