SYNCHRONIC Trailer And Poster Sees Anthony Mackie Caught In A Horror-Filled Take On Time-Travel

SYNCHRONIC Trailer And Poster Sees Anthony Mackie Caught In A Horror-Filled Take On Time-Travel

The first trailer for Synchronic, a horror movie take on time-travel which stars Anthony Mackie (The Falcon and The Winter Soldier) and Jamie Dornan (The Fall). Check that and the poster after the jump...

By JoshWilding - Sep 17, 2020 01:09 AM EST
Filed Under: Horror

Anthony Mackie is really starting to make an impact in genre films and TV shows, but Synchronic definitely looks like it could be one of the actor's most unique projects to date.

Featuring The Falcon and The Winter Soldier star as a New Orleans paramedic Steve who, along with his partner, encounters a series of bizarre deaths linked to a new drug called "Synchronic," the movie follows Steve after he tries the drug. At that point, he finds his perception of time slowly starting to unravel, leading to Steve being pulled into a terrifying new reality. 

Directed by Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead (The Endless), the movie received overwhelmingly positive reviews after premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival last year. 

The current plan is for it to premiere in drive-ins and theaters on October 23rd, though the filmmakers recently issued a joint statement with producer David Lawson in which they said, "[We] want to be very clear: at the time of writing this, we personally wouldn’t go to an indoor movie theater, so we can’t encourage you to. To us, this isn’t only about feeling safe in a theater, this is also about the scientific community indicating that enclosed spaces like movie theaters are still a hazard for spreading COVID-19 to others."

Ultimately, it's down to moviegoers to decide whether they want to track Synchronic down in theaters, but with so many drive-ins now open across the U.S., there should be plenty of options. 

Check out the trailer and poster below:
 


 
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dragon316
dragon316 - 9/17/2020, 4:38 AM
People that dumb think movie theaters are unsafe going food shopping in grocery store is more dangerous pick up can food someone else put back on shelf decide they didn’t want walking by people two inches away from you I once saw couple with no masks on shopping store security let them in at least movie theaters Gas stations some stores restaurants will say no mask no service
bkmeijer2
bkmeijer2 - 9/17/2020, 4:47 AM
Kinda reminds me of Triple 9 with the time perception element of Arrival. I'm gonna give it a try
GhostDog
GhostDog - 9/17/2020, 5:04 AM
This actually looks pretty cool
Blackstradamus
Blackstradamus - 9/17/2020, 5:15 AM
The trailer has me intrigued. Not a sequel, remake/reboot. I get to go in fresh with little preconceived notions about the movie. Now, where can I safely see it since it doesn't sound like it's streaming anywhere soon? Time to start Googling 'Drive-ins Near Me'.
PerrinNation1
PerrinNation1 - 9/17/2020, 5:52 AM
This trailer was better than some entire movies I’ve seen lately. I’m in.
solskulldeath
solskulldeath - 9/17/2020, 6:19 AM
I always thought that jamie dornan could suit as bruce wayne and batman if they did not cast pattinson
Scarilian
Scarilian - 9/17/2020, 6:20 AM
"The scariest part of the trailer was 'Coming to Theaters'. Chills."

Probably the best comment. I have no intention to return to cinema until the risk is minimized and the experience can be considered enjoyable rather than an exercise in stress as you sit socially distanced seats apart wearing a mask. The cinema experience is only worth it if you can enjoy the experience.

As for the film itself, it feels like one of those movies you'd occasionally catch on TV and sit down to watch certain segments of before leaving. Curious, but nothing looked like 'horror', the trailer seems to give away a considerable amount of the structure along with the poster. It does not feel like much of a guess as to when and where the character is going to go. The locations shown are stereotypical to Time Travel films of this nature, perhaps the film will have some surprises, but does not seem like much.

I think it might be interesting, but not something I have strong feelings for either way.
Kumkani
Kumkani - 9/17/2020, 7:48 AM
"I only have a word for you. SYNCHRONIC."
Strangegnosis
Strangegnosis - 9/17/2020, 8:29 AM
Had me at directors of "The Endless", that movie had me gripped in such an awesome way
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