Get ready to be schooled in terror! The trailer for Teacher's Pet promises a psychological thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat. This isn't your average classroom drama; it's a battle for survival.
The film is set to arrive on Digital platforms on February 6th courtesy of Quiver Distribution.
The story centers around Clara, a brilliant high school senior on the cusp of escaping her troubled foster home and heading to Yale. She becomes entangled with her new teacher, who initially offers mentorship. But here's where it gets unsettling... his interest in her becomes disturbingly obsessive.
Played by Michelle Torian and Luke Barnett, with a special appearance by horror icon Barbara Crampton, the film promises a captivating performance. Clara soon discovers her teacher's connection to a series of mysterious deaths, forcing her to use her intellect to survive a deadly game of wits.
Noam Kroll, the host of the Show, Don’t Tell podcast, takes on multiple roles as writer, director, cinematographer, and editor.
The supporting cast includes Clayton Royal Johnson, Kevin Makely, Sara Tomko, Drew Powell, Alexe-Anne Godin, Alexis DawTyne, and Richard Handley.
The film is produced by Sheldon Brigman, the founder of Launch Releasing, along with Kroll, Handley, Kayli Fortun, and Brian Hanson. Executive producers include Barnett, Brigman, Kelby Thwaits, and Charles Bunce.
This premise raises some interesting questions: Does the film lean into the 'teacher-student' trope, or does it offer a fresh perspective? What are your expectations for a thriller set in a high school environment? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
