August 2025 – “In the silence of snow… she waits.”
Blumhouse Productions has released the official trailer for Momo: Sub-Zero (2025) — a terrifying winter-set expansion of the viral horror mythology. Directed by Jennifer Kent (The Babadook), this standalone installment moves the legend of Momo into an isolated, snow-covered wilderness where cold isn’t the only thing hunting you.
Scroll down to the bottom of the article to see the Trailer
❄️ Plot Overview
Set in a remote mountain village in northern Japan, the film follows Haruka Ito (played by Rinko Kikuchi), a grieving woman who isolates herself in a family-owned cabin after the tragic loss of her daughter. When strange text messages begin appearing on her disconnected phone — all ending with “Are you alone?” — her retreat turns into a chilling nightmare.
Soon, Haruka begins seeing a dancing, long-limbed figure just outside her frosted windows. Villagers whisper about Yuki-Onna, but her appearance matches something far more modern and sinister: Momo.
As temperatures plummet and snow traps her inside, Haruka must confront the haunted messages, the creeping figure, and the truth about what really followed her into the mountains.
🎥 Trailer Highlights
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A still forest blanketed in snow, with a faint figure twirling among the trees.
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Haruka waking to find strange footprints inside her cabin, leading to the ceiling.
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The sound of distorted laughter coming from inside the chimney.
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Flashing images of an old phone, cracked mirror, and Momo’s face peering through thin ice.
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Final scene: Haruka whispers “She’s here…” as a frozen hand presses against the glass behind her.
👥 Cast & Crew
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Rinko Kikuchi as Haruka Ito
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Shioli Kutsuna as Akiko, a folklore researcher
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Directed by: Jennifer Kent
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Written by: Jennifer Kent & Kôji Suzuki (Ringu)
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Produced by: Blumhouse Productions & Toho
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Score by: Hildur Guðnadóttir
📅 Release Date
Momo: Sub-Zero hits theaters December 13, 2025, with a winter streaming debut on Shudder and Amazon Prime Video.
Tagline: “Cold can 𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁 the body. She comes for the soul.”
