Universal Pictures just released a brand new trailer for Drop, a tense new thriller from Christopher Landon and Blumhouse.
Watch the trailer and get the full scoop now.
📅 Release Date & Where To Watch
- Release Date: April 11, 2025
- Where to Watch: In theaters nationwide
🔥 What’s The Hype About?
- Genre: Thriller, Mystery
- Cast: Meghann Fahy, Brandon Sklenar, Violett Beane, Jacob Robinson
- Director: Christopher Landon (Happy Death Day, Freaky, We Have a Ghost)
- Why It’s a Must-Watch: A mind-bending, modern whodunnit with meme-fueled menace and Blumhouse suspense—Drop turns a first date into a fight for survival.
🚨 Trailer Breakdown & Key Takeaways
- A Date Night Turns Deadly
Violet (played by White Lotus star Meghann Fahy) is just getting back out there. Her charming date Henry (Brandon Sklenar) seems like a dream—until her phone starts going off with anonymous “drops” that quickly spiral into a living nightmare. - The Messages Escalate Fast
What starts as weirdly specific memes quickly morphs into deadly directives. Violet is warned not to tell anyone—especially not Henry—or her son and sister will die. - Kill or Be Killed
The final drop? Kill her date. That’s when everything snaps into true horror mode, and everyone becomes a suspect—or a target. - Killer Cast & Creative Team
The supporting cast is stacked: Violett Beane (Truth or Dare), Jacob Robinson, Reed Diamond, Gabrielle Ryan, Jeffery Self, Ed Weeks, and Travis Nelson. With a screenplay by Truth or Dare writers Jillian Jacobs & Chris Roach, the film is backed by horror heavy-hitters: Jason Blum for Blumhouse, and Michael Bay, Brad Fuller, and Cameron Fuller for Platinum Dunes.
🎬 Watch The ‘Drop’ Trailer
💥 Why ‘Drop‘ Might Be Your Next Thriller Obsession
Drop looks like a smart, suspense-packed thrill ride that taps directly into our tech-fueled fears.
It’s part social commentary, part psychological horror, and all edge-of-your-seat chaos.
Director Christopher Landon is known for blending sharp storytelling with wild genre twists—and from what we’ve seen, Drop keeps that tradition alive in the most unhinged way
