Muse (From The Director That Brought You [REC])

[Himmel]

“SAMUEL a professor of literature flicks at the University since the tragic and unexpected death of his girlfriend. Since then, he suffers a recurring nightmare in which a woman is brutally murdered by a strange ritual.

When the same woman who appears every night in his dreams is found dead in identical circumstances, Samuel sneaks into the crime scene to investigate. There he meets Rachel, a young woman who does not know anything, but he claims he also dreamed of the murder.

Together, we will make every effort to discover the identity of the mystery woman, plunging into a dark world ruled by the muses that inspired the poets of all time.”

Jaume Balagueró (Sleep Tight, [REC]) directs his ninth feature, Muse, adapted by Balagueró and Fernando Navarro himself from the novel “Lady No. 13” by Jose Carlos Somoza.

Filmax’s supernatural thriller, starring Christopher Lloyd, Joanne Whalley, Elliot Cowan, Franka Potente, Ana Ularu, Manuela Vellés and Leonor Watling, filmed for 9 weeks in Ireland, Belgium and Spain. It will release in Spain on December 1, 2017

First Look.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXl975Z6zZw

Featurette.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePHLO1gxx_g

[Foggy]

Considering how wrong the latter REC sequels went, I'm apprehensive. That said, this guy can still pull off something effective hopefully.

[P-Rock]

Originally Posted by Foggy

Considering how wrong the latter REC sequels went, I'm apprehensive. That said, this guy can still pull off something effective hopefully.

Only the fourth is a bit lacklustre, but still entertaining.

[Hellraiserfan]

Originally Posted by Foggy

Considering how wrong the latter REC sequels went, I'm apprehensive. That said, this guy can still pull off something effective hopefully.

[Rec] 3 was actually kind of cool. That one on the boat (4) I think was pretty lame though.

[P-Rock]

Originally Posted by Hellraiserfan

[Rec] 3 was actually kind of cool. That one on the boat (4) I think was pretty lame though.

It's funny that people dislike Genesis so much, because it's closer to the original Rec than part 2 and Apocalypse. Those two go with the parasitic infection while 1 and 3 focus on demonic possession.

[Leonidas King]

"From the director of REC" - Sold!

[F17T]

First teaser-trailer

Musa/Muse by Jaume Balaguero - Teaser Trailer - YouTube

[BluLamp]

I loved REC, Fragile, and To Let. I really liked Darkness and REC 2.

Haven't seen the rest of his stuff, but the above is enough to get me go into this one nearly blind (having only seen the posters in the OP).

[Himmel]

[F17T]

final trailer

MUSA Tráiler Oficial Estreno en cines 10 de noviembre - YouTube

English language teaser-trailer

Musa/Muse by Jaume Balaguero - International Teaser Trailer (english language) - YouTube

[IroquoisPliskin]

First REC was awesome, 2nd one was full on retarded taking the possession demonic crap? wouldve been alot better if it just stuck with the original formula.

man just stick with the disease/virus of the first one.

[Cremildo]

Originally Posted by IroquoisPliskin

2nd one was full on retarded taking the possession demonic crap?

Yet the second one is almost like a masterpiece compared to the following two.

[F17T]

English language trailer

Musa/Muse by Jaume Balaguero - International Trailer (english language) - YouTube

[Himmel]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=10&v=o5xU-lSkVQI

[Todd Tomorrow]

Originally Posted by Foggy

Considering how wrong the latter REC sequels went, I'm apprehensive. That said, this guy can still pull off something effective hopefully.

His thriller Sleep Tight was excellent and showed that between him and his [REC] directing partner Paco Plaza, Jaume Balagueró was the more talented one. [REC] was a concept that had to run out of steam eventually, at least they pulled one good sequel out of the hat, which is more than many horror franchises manage.