5 weeks in the past, we noticed the primary teaser trailer for The Carpenter’s Son, a horror story that stars Nicolas Cage and is predicated on the childhood of Jesus Christ. With the movie heading towards a Fall 2025 launch, a second teaser trailer dropped on-line two weeks in the past and will be seen within the embed above. Now, distributor Magnolia Photos has introduced that they are going to be releasing one other trailer, presumably a full trailer, for the movie tomorrow – and within the meantime, they’ve unveiled a poster, which will be seen on the backside of this text.
The official synopsis for The Carpenter’s Son reads, The Carpenter’s Son tells the darkish story of a household hiding out in Roman Egypt. The son, recognized solely as ‘the Boy’, is pushed to doubt by one other mysterious youngster and rebels in opposition to his guardian, the Carpenter, revealing inherent powers and a destiny past his comprehension. As he workout routines his personal energy, the Boy and his household change into the goal of horrors, pure and divine. Cage stars alongside FKA Twigs, who was beforehand seen within the latest remake of The Crow, in addition to Noah Jupe (A Quiet Place), Isla Johnston (The Queen’s Gambit), Souheila Yacoub (Dune: Half Two), Kaiti Manolidaki (Rapsodos), Penelope Markopoulou (Meta ti fotia), Tomer Lev Tov (Final X-Mas), and newcomer Erato Tziveleki.
The film is written and directed by Lotfy Nathan. Per Deadline, “Nathan has taken inspiration from the apocryphal Infancy Gospel of Thomas for the screenplay. Dating back to the 2nd Century AD, the text recounts the childhood of Jesus.” Cage is claimed to be taking part in the titular Carpenter, with Twigs because the Mom and Jupe because the Boy. Nathan beforehand directed the filth biking documentary 12 O’Clock Boys and the 2022 drama Harka.
Cage produced the movie alongside Alex Hughes, Riccardo Maddalosso, and Julie Viez. Nathan is listed as one of many a number of govt producers.
Additionally within the lineup of upcoming Nicolas Cage tasks are the Spider-Noir TV sequence, Spider-Man: Past the Spider-Verse, a David Mamet-scripted satirical drama referred to as The Prince, Andrew Niccol’s Lord of Battle sequel Lords of Battle, David O. Russell’s John Madden biopic Madden, and True Detective season 5.
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