Kiah Roache-Turner Reunites With ‘Furiosa’ Star Alyla Browne on ‘Horrifically Creepy’ Road Movie Horror ‘Don’t Look’: ‘There Are Scenes That Are Going to Traumatize People’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Kiah Roache-Turner Reunites With ‘Furiosa’ Star Alyla Browne on ‘Horrifically Creepy’ Road Movie Horror ‘Don’t Look’: ‘There Are Scenes That Are Going to Traumatize People’ (EXCLUSIVE) hakkında magazin dünyasında yaşanan en son ayrıntılar ve sıcak gelişmeler netleşti. Nov 10, 2026 7:33am PT Kiah Roache-Turner Reunites With ‘Furiosa’ Star Alyla Browne on ‘Horrifically Creepy’ Road Movie Horror ‘Don’t Look’: ‘There Are Scenes That Are Going to Traumatize People’ (EXCLUSIVE) By Alex Ritman Plus Icon Alex Ritman @alexritman Latest Former Hello Sunshine and AGC Studios Execs Wifreddy Chiang and Anant Tamirisa Launch Baseline Media 22 hours ago Vera Farmiga to Star in Supernatural Horror ‘Inferno’ (EXCLUSIVE) 23 hours ago ‘Club Kid’ Scene-Stealer Kirby Howell-Baptiste on Playing a Drugged-Up Party Girl Who Turns Jordan Firstman’s World Upside Down: She’s ‘A Complete Tornado’ 3 days ago See All Add us as a Google Preferred Source Comments Australian genre filmmaker Kiah Roache-Turner (“Sting,” “Beast of War”) is set to direct upcoming horror “Don’t Look,” reuniting him with fast-rising star (and fellow antipodean) Alyla Browne (“Furiosa”). The film — which was previously entitled “From Below” and was to be the directorial debut of writer Sean Loch — is being sold by Cornerstone at the American Film Market .

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Roache-Turner — currently in post on WWI action-horror movie “Lady Death” — has taken over directing duties due to scheduling issues. Related Stories ‘Wanted’ Broadway Review: Dazzling Cast Can’t Elevate the Musical’s Muted Narrative ‘A Few Good Men’ Review: Broadway Revival Breathes New Life Into Aaron Sorkin’s Courtroom Classic “Don’t Look” is described as a “fresh take” on the road movie horror, where the “true source of fear remains elusive and unseen.” Speaking to Variety , Roache-Turner simply said it was “scary as all hell” with scenes are “going to traumatise people very deeply.” Set against the backdrop of the Australian outback, the film follows 15-year-old Riley (Browne), travelling across the outback with her father when they come across two seemingly abandoned cars at an isolated desert crossing.

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When an invisible force drags her father away Riley finds herself in a life-or-death struggle against a terrifying creature that is only visible to its next victim. Alongside Browne — who starred in Roache-Turner’s spider horror “Sting” and whose credits also include “Sonic the Hedgehog 3” and “Nine Perfect Strangers” — will appear alongside George Pullar (“Evil Dead Burn”), Masha Basman (“Bay of Fires”) and Stephen Peacocke (“Me Before You”).

“Don’t Look” was developed with filmmaker Joel Anderson (“Late Night with the Devil,” “Lake Mungo”). Loch’s original screenplay was featured on The Black List, trending under “Top Horror Scripts” for six weeks.

Producers include Blake Northfield (“Lady Death,” “Beast of War”) and Sam Price (“Rear View Mirror,” “Leech”) Speaking to Variety , Roache-Turner discusses boarding the project and working once more with Browne. What was it about ‘Dont Look’ that drew you in?

Quite simply that it was one of the best scripts I’ve ever read. I was intrigued at first by the premise and the idea of a single-location, desert-set creature feature.

When Sean approached me with the idea of directing it my tongue nearly got whiplash I said yes so fast. ‘Don’t Look’ is described as a ‘fresh take’ on the road movie horror.

Can you explain a little more about this? I’m a big fan of the road movie horror genre – I can’t get enough of films like “Wolf Creek, “Texas Chainsaw Massacre,” “The Hitcher” and “Jeepers Creepers.” But what I found refreshing about “Don’t Look” was the layered and fertile character work; how the emotional setups were handled with such precision and how they a

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