Paramount's 'Possession' Remake Set for June 11, 2027
The horror film, directed by Parker Finn and starring Callum Turner and Margaret Qualley, will open against Universal Pictures' 'How to Train Your Dragon 2'

Paramount has set a release date of June 11, 2027, for its remake of the 1981 cult horror film 'Possession'. The film is directed by Parker Finn, who is known for his work on 'Smile', and stars Callum Turner and Margaret Qualley.
The cast of 'Possession' includes Diego Calva, Madeline Brewer, Emory Cohen, Nicholas Alexander Chavez, and Paul Dano. Robert Pattinson is a producer on the film alongside Parker Finn, Jonathan Fass, Roy Lee, and Andrew Childs.
The original 'Possession' film was directed by Andrzej Zuwalski and starred Sam Neill and Isabelle Adjani. The film was a landmark of arthouse genre cinema and won Adjani the prize for Best Actress at Cannes.
The remake will open against Universal Pictures' 'How to Train Your Dragon 2'. Parker Finn's 'Smile' and its sequel combined to gross $345 million at the box office, making him a notable figure in the horror genre.
## Why it matters The release of 'Possession' is significant as it marks a new take on a cult classic. The original film was known for its supernatural terror and exploration of a married couple's relationship. The remake, with its talented cast and crew, is likely to generate interest among horror fans and film enthusiasts.
The summer of 2027 is shaping up to be a competitive time for film releases, with 'Possession' set to open against other notable films. The success of 'Possession' will depend on its ability to stand out in a crowded market and appeal to audiences looking for a thrilling horror experience.
## What happens next As the release date approaches, fans can expect to see more promotional materials and updates on the film. With its talented cast and crew, 'Possession' is likely to generate significant buzz and interest among film enthusiasts. The success of the film will be closely watched, and its performance at the box office will be a key indicator of its impact on the horror genre.





