New Trailer for ‘The Unborn’ Just May Scare the Placenta Out of You

Posted by Rob Hunter (rob@filmschoolrejects.com) on October 10, 2008

Odette Yustman in The Unborn

If you enjoy and follow genre films then you’ve most likely seen David Goyer’s work. He wrote all three Blade films, Dark City, Batman Begins, Jean-Claude Van Damme’s Death Warrant, and many more. He’s also dabbled in directing with Blade: Trinity, The Invisible, and the in-development (and unnecessary) X-Men Origins: Magneto. His newest film, The Unborn, is about a girl who’s haunted by the ghost of someone who was never born. The first half of the trailer below looks to be generic and bland, but keep watching… it gets pretty goddamn creepy and crazy. (Don’t let the fact that it’s produced by Michael Bay turn you off.)

See what I mean? The Unborn starts off like a traditional ghost story, but then Goyer throws in wicked dreams, raincoat-wearing killers with butcher knives, evil children, mask-wearing cats, contorted crawlers, a hot chick in white undies, and Gary Oldman! Odette Yustman stars as the hottie who digested her twin in utero, thus preventing his birth into the world… which to me justifies his anger just a little bit. Find out if Goyer’s kitchen sink approach works when The Unborn opens on January 9th, 2009.

What do you think of the trailer?


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  • That looks awesome and would probably play really well in October, so lets release it in January. Natch.
  • Reg
    Ok I pee'd in my pants.
  • Lo
    Anyone read Stephen Kings novel "The Dark Half"? sorta reminded me of that.
  • Bama
    That's the same thing I thought when I saw the trailer this morning.
  • Nate
    Yeah Michael Bay was a big turn off for me and I automatically associated the trailer with lame horror movies like every other one Bay has produced. But I won't jumped to conclusions yet because I didn't expect much out of The Invisible and I actually really liked that movie
  • oh crap! I just lost my placenta!
  • Parts of it looked really sick and parts of it looks like a saw rip off. This has the makings of the Omen if done correctly.
  • When Kevin Carr says he lost his placenta, he means he lost his breakfast, because, well, you can figure it out from here.
  • Emily
    I was an extra in this movie. The scene where they are walking on the street in Chicago, with the guys playing the buckets. I was right there. I actually bumped into Cam Gigandet. And the creepy boy was standing right next to me.
  • THA 1
    looks like michael bay did it again. this movie looks scary. the kid looks dope. this looks like its going to be the horror movie of the year, real talk.
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