The Death of Snow Whitetrailer reveals a twisted and bloody dark take on Disney’s Princess classic. Directed by Jason Brooks, who co-wrote the script with Naomi Mechem-Miller based on the classic fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm, the film is a horror reimagining ofSnow White, following the titular Princess who, hunted by her wicked stepmother, allies with seven murderous dwarfs to endure the terrifying dangers of the dark forest. The cast includes Sanae Loutsis, Chelsea Edmundson, Tristan Nokes, Meredith Binder, Risa Mei, and Ali Chapman.
Now, viaIGN,a new trailer forThe Death of Snow Whitehas been released. The trailer follows Sanae Loutsis as Snow White, who, pursued by her wicked stepmother (Chelsea Edmundson), must brave the terrors of the shadowy forest and form an uneasy alliance with seven deadly dwarfs in a dark twist on the beloved fairy tale. Watch the trailer below:
What The Death Of Snow White Trailer Means For The Movie
It’s Well-Timed Marketing
TheDeath of Snow Whitetrailer and the movie’s release in theatersappear to be intentionally timedafterDisney’s live-actionSnow Whiteremake, which caused controversy and bombed at the box office. Well before its release, Disney’sSnow Whitefaced significant controversy surrounding its color-blind casting, Rachel Zegler’s outspoken criticism of the original movie, her and Gal Gadot’s differing views on Israel–Palestine, and the use of CGI dwarfs.The Death of Snow White, for all its own faults, does appear to use actors with dwarfism.
Disney’sSnow Whitebombed at the box office, making only $200 million against its massive $240–270 million budget. With Disney’sSnow Whitegarnering so much negative attention,The Death of Snow Whiteappears to be aiming to capitalize on that,positioning it as a mockbuster of sorts– a low-budget movie designed to capitalize on the publicity, or in this case notoriety, of a more popular or well-known movie. However, ifThe Death of Snow Whiteactually fares any better, remains to be seen.
Our Take On The Death Of Snow White Trailer
It’s Another Shallow Attempt At Horror
Similar to The Twisted Childhood Universe, which reimagines characters from children’s media as murderous villains,The Death of Snow Whiteappears to be nothing more than a bloody and twisted attempt to capitalize on a famous fairy tale without much genuine horror. For instance, inScreenRant’sDeath of Snow Whitereview, Abigail Stevens says it “has no business being horror,” calling it a “campy gore fest.” Ultimately,The Death of Snow Whitelooks less like a bold horror reimagining and more like a shallow, empty splatter-fest riding on the coattails of a classic name.
