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A24’s ‘MaXXXine’ Movie: Release Date, Cast, Story & More

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A24 Maxxxine Movie

The much-anticipated horror film MaXXXine, directed by Ti West, is set to hit theaters on July 5.

This movie marks the final installment in A24’s “X Trilogy,” starring Mia Goth as the central character, Maxine Minx.

MaXXXine Plot and Trailer

The second MaXXXine trailer, released recently, teases a blood-soaked narrative. The trailer opens with Elizabeth Debicki’s film director dousing Lily Collins with fake blood while shooting a Puritan-themed horror movie.

Shortly after, Collins’s character meets Maxine Minx (Mia Goth), and Debicki ominously notes, “We’ve all got blood on our hands now.”

The trailer, dripping with aesthetic horror elements, also shows a splatter of red on VHS porno tapes, evoking a visual style reminiscent of Jean-Luc Godard’s work. Fans familiar with Ti West’s “X Trilogy” will appreciate these details and the callback to the trilogy’s earlier films.

Cast of MaXXXine

MaXXXine boasts a star-studded cast including:

  • Mia Goth as Maxine Minx
  • Elizabeth Debicki as a film director
  • Lily Collins
  • Kevin Bacon as a private detective
  • Bobby Cannavale as a police detective
  • Michelle Monaghan and Bobby Cannavale as LAPD agents
  • Giancarlo Esposito in a Tony Curtis disco wig as Maxine’s agent
  • Moses Sumney and Halsey as Maxine’s BFFs

The film also introduces a character who might be the infamous 1980s LA-area serial killer Richard Ramirez, the Night Stalker, adding an extra layer of horror to the plot.

The “X Trilogy”

MaXXXine follows the events of 2022’s X, where Mia Goth’s character, part of a 1970s porn crew, survives a massacre by the elderly owners of a Texas guest house. This film was followed by Pearl, a prequel released later that same year, showcasing a young Pearl’s murderous rise to fame. Both films have garnered a cult following and critical acclaim, with fans eagerly awaiting the final chapter in Maxine’s story.

Meta Elements and Inspirations

The trailer for MaXXXine emphasizes its meta qualities, starting with a faux trailer for a movie called “The Puritan II,” echoing A24’s horror legacy. The heavy use of Laura Branigan’s song “Self-Control” and the familiar Bates Motel set from the Universal Studios backlot enhance the film’s nostalgic and eerie atmosphere.

Release and Special Screenings

MaXXXine is set to release in theaters on July 5. To celebrate its arrival, A24 has announced a special one-night engagement of X on June 18, complete with a post-credit preview of MaXXXine. This offers fans a chance to catch up on the series and get a sneak peek at the final installment.

Final Thoughts

As the release date approaches, excitement for MaXXXine is at an all-time high. Will Maxine survive the threats closing in on her in Hollywood? Fans will find out when the film drops in July. For now, the latest trailer offers a tantalizing glimpse into what promises to be a thrilling conclusion to the “X Trilogy.”

Stay tuned for more updates, and mark your calendars for July 5 to witness the horror unfold in MaXXXine.

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Sazid Kabir

I've loved music and writing all my life. That's why I started this blog. In my spare time, I make music and run this blog for fellow music fans.

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