Hilarious Horror Awaits in Upcoming Film 'The Parenting'
February 12, 2025 - 21:49
A weekend getaway to meet the parents spirals into a comically terrifying battle against a poltergeist in the new film, The Parenting. Set to premiere on March 13, 2025, this Max Original promises to blend humor with supernatural thrills.
The story centers around young couple Rohan and Josh, who aim to create the perfect weekend escape. However, their plans take a chaotic turn when they encounter an unexpected and mischievous poltergeist. As they navigate the challenges of impressing their parents, the couple must also outsmart the ghostly presence that disrupts their idyllic retreat.
With a unique mix of comedy and horror, The Parenting explores the complexities of relationships and the unexpected twists that can arise during family gatherings. Audiences can look forward to a rollercoaster of laughs and frights as Rohan and Josh tackle both parental expectations and supernatural shenanigans. This film is sure to be a must-watch for fans of the genre.
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