Genre: Supernatural Horror, Psychological Thriller
Director: Emily Cross
Starring: Florence Pugh, Millie Davis, Olivia Colman
Release Date: October 17, 2025
Tagline: Some lullabies never end…
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Synopsis:
In The Haunted Nursery, maternal love is tested by forces far beyond this world. Set in a remote Victorian mansion nestled deep in the English countryside, this chilling tale follows Anna Clarke (Florence Pugh), a young mother who moves into an inherited family estate with her daughter Lily (Millie Davis) after a personal tragedy. Seeking a fresh start, Anna is determined to create a peaceful home — but the nursery holds dark secrets of its own.
Late at night, eerie lullabies echo through the halls. Toys move on their own. And Lily begins to speak of a “woman in the shadows” who visits her at night. As Anna’s sense of reality starts to unravel, she discovers that the mansion’s nursery was once the scene of a horrifying event — the mysterious death of a 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥, and the disappearance of its nanny.
When Anna uncovers a hidden diary filled with cryptic warnings and drawings, the truth begins to surface: the nursery is haunted by a vengeful spirit trapped in eternal torment. As the supernatural occurrences intensify, Anna must confront the ghostly presence — and the trauma of her own past — to save her daughter from a fate worse than death.
What Makes This Film Unique?
The Haunted Nursery blends psychological horror with atmospheric dread, drawing inspiration from classics like The Others and The Babadook. Director Emily Cross crafts an immersive, nerve-wracking experience, where every creaking floorboard and flickering candle hints at something watching from the shadows.
Featuring a haunting score by award-winning composer Ramin Djawadi, and stunning cinematography by Roger Deakins, the film promises to be both visually mesmerizing and emotionally harrowing.
Audience Expectations:
With Florence Pugh’s intense performance anchoring the story, The Haunted Nursery explores themes of motherhood, grief, and the thin veil between life and death. It’s a film that lingers in the mind long after the final frame, delivering both genuine scares and thought-provoking depth.
