SHELBY OAKS - Official Redband Trailer - In Theaters October 3

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The new redband trailer for Shelby Oaks plunges viewers into a tense supernatural mystery surrounding a vanished group of amateur ghost-hunters known as The Paranormal Paranoids. Grainy camcorder footage sets the tone as team member Mia records frantic voicemails, insisting that the sinister “Shadow Men” have crossed over from rumor to reality. Her terrified whispers blend with newspaper clippings about the crew’s disappearance, instantly anchoring the narrative in both found-footage authenticity and true-crime intrigue.

The trailer then shifts to the present day, where Mia’s sister Riley refuses to accept the cold-case verdict. Determined to uncover what really happened in that abandoned Ohio farmhouse, she interviews locals, pores over VHS tapes, and follows cryptic symbols scrawled on walls. Quick-cut flashes reveal blood-stained floors, claw marks on doors, and a towering humanoid silhouette lurking in the dark. Practical effects and brief bursts of gore highlight why this is a redband preview, promising audiences full-throttle horror unfiltered by rating board constraints.

Director Chris Stuckmann interweaves classic possession imagery with psychological dread: flickering lightbulbs, nightmare dream-logic hallways, childhood drawings that move when no one is looking. As Riley gets closer to the truth, the trailer drenches the screen in jump-scare edits and claustrophobic sound design—raspy breathing, distorted EVP recordings, and an ominous low-frequency drone that crescendos just before the title card slams into place. The final montage teases cult iconography, a séance gone wrong, and the briefest glimpse of the Shadow Men stretching impossibly long arms toward the camera.

Shelby Oaks positions itself as a layered supernatural thriller exploring grief, obsession, and the thin veil between viral legend and genuine evil. By blending found-footage horror with cinematic polish, the film aims to satisfy both modern genre fans and devotees of slow-burn classics like The Blair Witch Project and The Ring. The trailer closes with a blood-red reminder: “In Theaters October 3,” inviting audiences to experience every shriek, shadow, and secret on the big screen.

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