Lionsgate And Suretone Pictures Raise The Bar For Supernatural Horror With 'Do Not Enter' Trailer

In the world of horror, few trailers create instant buzz, but Lionsgate and Suretone Pictures have dropped one that will surely get fans talking.

Their upcoming supernatural thriller "Do Not Enter" promises urban exploration, ghostly encounters, and a deadly treasure hunt.

Directed by Marc Klasfeld in his first feature-length film, it's shaping up to be one of the year's most terrifying rides.

The newly released trailer for 'Do Not Enter,' made available to The Blast, offers a pulse-pounding glimpse into the abandoned Paragon Hotel, where urban explorers risk everything for fame, fortune, and survival.

The story follows a group of thrill-seekers who livestream their expeditions to dangerous sites. This time, however, their chase for a rumored $300 million hidden fortune collides with something far darker as supernatural forces are determined to pick them off one by one.

At the film's core is Adeline Rudolph, starring as Diane, an explorer whose curiosity takes her down a terrifying path. Audiences will recognize Rudolph from Netflix's "The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina" and her upcoming role as Kitana in Warner Bros.' "Mortal Kombat" franchise.

With major projects like Sony's Marvel series "Silk and Hellboy: The Crooked Man" also on the horizon, Rudolph is quickly cementing her status as one of the genre's brightest stars.

Nicholas Hamilton joins her as Tod, another fearless explorer who has fans eager to see his return to horror after his unforgettable performance as Henry Bowers in the "IT" films.

Hamilton's reach extends beyond cinema, with his 1.8 million TikTok followers signaling his massive popularity among younger audiences. His recent credits include Amazon's "Gen V" and "The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh."

"Do Not Enter" assembles an impressive ensemble that horror fans will instantly recognize. Francesca Reale takes on the role of Cora, building on her memorable turn as Heather in "Stranger Things" Season 3 and her recent work in Netflix's "Do Revenge." Jake Manley appears as Rick, known for Netflix's supernatural hit The Order and the rom-com favorite Holidate.

Laurence O'Fourain brings gravitas as Frank Balenger, drawing on his experience from HBO's "Game of Thrones," Netflix's "The Witcher: Blood Origin," and Guy Ritchie's upcoming series "The Gentlemen."

Rising star Kai Caster plays JD, following his breakout role as Rowdy in "Yellowstone" Season 5, while Shane Paul McGhie portrays Vernon, fresh from critically acclaimed work in Netflix's "Unbelievable" and a recent turn on Peacock's "Poker Face."

Javier Botet personifies the film's supernatural menace as the Pale Creature. Known for his unique physicality, Botet has terrified audiences in "IT," "The Conjuring," "Insidious," and "Alien: Covenant."

Completing the cast is Brennan Keel Cook as Mack, recognized for his performance in "The Pale Blue Eye" alongside Christian Bale.

Beyond its cast, "Do Not Enter" benefits from a screenplay adapted by Stephen Susco, the writer behind "The Grudge" franchise.

Based on David Morrell's novel, the story blends modern livestream culture with chilling paranormal horror.

The combination of treasure hunting, urban legends, and supernatural destruction makes it more than just another haunted house story, but a race against history and the unknown.

With Klasfeld at the helm after decades of directing iconic music videos, Lionsgate and Suretone Pictures are betting big on a terrifying debut.

If the trailer is any indication, horror fans should prepare for a nightmare that's impossible to look away from and one that proves some doors are best left unopened.

"Do Not Enter" marks the newest partnership between Suretone Pictures and Lionsgate, with the studios also working together on the upcoming comedy "Revenge Wedding."

Suretone's CEO and chairman, Jordan Schur, has a long history with Lionsgate.

He produced the 2019 film "The Kid," starring Ethan Hawke and Dane DeHaan, which was distributed by the studio.

Earlier in his career, Schur co-founded Mimran Schur Pictures, a company that joined forces with Lionsgate on projects including "Warrior" and "Rapturepalooza."

Beyond films in progress, Suretone Pictures is looking to fold its assets into SRM Entertainment.

Schur is taking on an advisory role and continuing to oversee film and television ventures.

Additional projects include the action thriller "Five Against a Bullet" and the drama "One Nation Under God," both of which are in development.