Jessie Buckley Is Terrorized in the New "Men" Trailer

Updated on March 23, 2022 at 10:30 AM

Get ready for another frightening horror flick from A24. On March 23, the company released the full trailer for its upcoming movie "Men," starring Oscar nominee Jessie Buckley. In the trailer, Buckley plays Harper, who is reeling from a personal tragedy and retreats to the English countryside in hopes of finding a place to heal. But instead, she encounters someone (or perhaps something) stalking her from afar.

A24 describes Harper's dilemma in the feverish film as a "simmering dread" that "becomes a fully-formed nightmare, inhabited by her darkest memories and fears." The new trailer shows Harper meeting many different white men who all push back against her and question her reality.

Buckley received her first Oscar nomination in February, for her supporting role in "The Lost Daughter." In "Men," she'll star alongside Rory Kinnear and Paapa Essiedu. The upcoming Alex Garland-directed horror movie is slated to release on May 20. Garland's previous films include the sinister "Annihilation" and the disconcerting "Ex Machina." Ahead, watch the new trailer for A24's "Men."

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