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NEON Drops First Official Trailer for SXSW Thriller It Ends

Jul 23
2 min read
A group of friends confronts a mysterious endless road in It Ends.
Four friends find themselves trapped on an endless back road in NEON’s upcoming thriller It Ends.

NEON Unveils First Trailer for SXSW Thriller It Ends Ahead of August Theatrical Release


One of this year’s most talked-about premieres at SXSW is finally giving horror and thriller fans a closer look.


NEON has released the first official trailer for It Ends, the psychological thriller that generated plenty of conversation following its South by Southwest debut. The film heads to theaters on August 21, offering audiences a mysterious, reality-bending nightmare centered around four friends whose post-college road trip turns into an impossible fight for survival.





The story follows a group of friends whose plans are shattered after taking a wrong turn onto a seemingly endless back road. As escape becomes increasingly impossible, reality begins to unravel, forcing them to confront a terrifying situation that defies logic.


It Ends is directed by Alexander Ullom and stars Akira Jackson, Finn Haas Yoon, Noah Toth, and Mitchell Cole.


The film briefly appeared as an online rental on Letterboxd, giving some viewers an early opportunity to experience the thriller ahead of its theatrical rollout. Horror Movies Uncut was among those who caught the film during its limited availability, and our full review is now available on the site.


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If you’ve already watched the newly released trailer, we’d love to hear your thoughts. Does It Ends look like one of NEON’s next standout genre releases, or are you waiting to see if it lives up to the buzz from SXSW?


It Ends opens exclusively in theaters on August 21. In the meantime, be sure to check out Horror Movies Uncut’s full review by searching “It Ends” on the website, then let us know what you think of NEON’s first official trailer.



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That trailer for 'It Ends' really nails the tense atmosphere, and the music is a huge part of that. As someone who edits video clips and teasers, I'm always looking for ways to stretch a track without obvious cutoffs. Extend music AI looks like a handy tool for that.

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