Horror fantasy 'Under Your Feet' starring Maribel Verdú debuts in Spain, heads to Cannes
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The quick read
- 'Under Your Feet' premieres in Spain, blends horror fantasy with Maribel Verdú's acclaimed acting.
- The film is a chilling mix of 'Rosemary’s Baby' and 'Hansel & Gretel,' according to early descriptions.
- Set to make its North American debut at LALIFF 2026 after showcasing at Cannes Film Market.
'Under Your Feet,' a new horror fantasy film starring 'Pan's Labyrinth' alum Maribel Verdú, has premiered in Spain, with plans to take the film's chilling blend of supernatural menace and fairy tale elements to the international stage. According to Bloody Disgusting, the film has been described as merging the sinister undertones of 'Rosemary’s Baby' with the dark whimsy of 'Hansel & Gretel.' This unique narrative promises to deliver a fresh exploration of horror archetypes, wrapped in an atmospheric story set within the confines of an apartment hiding terrible secrets.
As reported by Dread Central, 'Under Your Feet' is poised to intrigue global audiences with its screening at the Cannes Film Market, one of the most prestigious industry platforms for international cinema. Following its European debut, the film will make a North American premiere at the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival (LALIFF) in 2026, a fitting stage for a film steeped in rich visual storytelling.
This is not the first time Maribel Verdú has entered the genre arena. Known for her haunting role in Guillermo del Toro's 'Pan's Labyrinth,' Verdú's casting in 'Under Your Feet' is a promising draw for fans of horror cinema that doesn't shy away from blending fantasy with fear. This film’s journey from Spanish theaters to the global spotlight is a testament to the enduring appeal of horror's ability to cross cultural and narrative boundaries.
As the film carves its path through international festivals, audiences can anticipate a layered tale that speaks to the universal allure of both folklore and horror. This could potentially open doors for more genre-fluid projects in the industry's mainstream landscape.