Esther Is More Than She Seems In Clip For Prequel ORPHAN: FIRST KILL





Orphan First Kill poster

All is not what it appears with Esther/Leena in this new clip from horror prequel, ORPHAN: FIRST KILL.

Esther’s (Isabelle Fuhrman) secret may be out but this time around there’s more to this psychotic young girl than meets the eye. Escaping from the psychiatric facility that housed her, Esther hides in plain sight by assuming the identity of a missing American child whose mother (Julia Stiles, Dexter) is matriarch to one of the wealthiest families in the United States.

Will Esther’s thirst for blood destroy the strong family ties or will she discover that even a mother will cross the line to protect her family?

Produced by eOne and Dark Castle Entertainment, ORPHAN: FIRST KILL stars Isabelle Fuhrman, Rossif Sutherland (Possessor) and Julia Stiles. The film is directed by William Brent Bell (The Boy), screenplay by David Coggeshall (The Haunting in Connecticut), and story by David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick (Aquaman, The Conjuring 2 & 3) and Alex Mace.

ORPHAN: FIRST KILL is produced by Alex Mace, Hal Sadoff, Ethan Erwin, James Tomlinson, and executive produced by Jen Gorton, Josie Liang, Victor Moyers, Kyle Irving, David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick, Daryl Katz, Chloe Katz and Paul Marcaccio.

Signature Entertainment presents ORPHAN: FIRST KILL exclusively in UK cinemas nationwide 19th August 2022

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