Slayground Poster Sets Trailer Release Date for A24 Horror Movie With Batman’s The Riddler Star

A new poster for A24‘s upcoming action thriller Slayground has been released. The poster also revealed the release dates for the film’s official trailer and its theatrical debut. Slayground stars the Gotham actor known for playing The Riddler, the Digger actress, and several other cast members.

On October 19, 2026, A24 released an official poster for Slayground on their X account. The poster features a framed whiteboard. On the whiteboard, a sad face is drawn between the words “It has been” and “Days since the last homicide,” counting the days since the last accident.

The minimalist design also lists a January 29, 2026, release date for Slayground. According to the caption, an official trailer will drop tomorrow. It stars Gotham’s Cory Michael Smith and Digger’s Sophie Wilde, alongside many more.

Slayground marks a new slasher thriller from Rebel Ridge director Jeremy Saulnier

Jeremy Saulnier directed Slayground, best known for Green Room, Rebel Ridge, Blue Ruin, and Hold the Dark. Saulnier is also credited as the writer.

On September 21, 2026, a teaser trailer was released, which featured security camera footage of a haunted house attraction gone wrong. In the teaser, an axe slayer is shown chasing and murdering the people inside the house in gruesome ways.

According to Dread Central, the movie was previously titled October. Although the official plot details remain under wraps, the IMDb page description reads, “On Halloween night, a terrifying chain of events unfolds in this action-packed horror thriller.” With the official trailer dropping tomorrow, new details about Slayground will emerge soon.

Besides Smith and Wilde, the movie also stars Imogen Poots, James Badge Dale, Chase Sui Wonders, Matty Matheson, Young Mazino, and Stephen Root. Saulnier will serve as the producer alongside Eli Bush, Richard Peete, and Skei Saulnier. Executive producers include Macon Blair, Ronald Bronstein, Traci Carlson, Elliott Coley, Tracey Landon, and Josh Safdie.

Originally reported on ComingSoon.

View original article here Source