Nightbitch: Amy Adams Horror-Comedy First Photos Released

Nightbitch: Amy Adams Horror-Comedy First Photos Released

As a long-time gamer and film enthusiast, I’ve seen my fair share of unexpected twists and turns in both virtual worlds and real-life cinematic experiences. But Amy Adams’ upcoming role in “Nightbitch” is one that truly takes the cake.


Amy Adams is a versatile actress who has been nominated for the Academy Award six times. With an impressive resume spanning both TV and film, she gained recognition from projects like “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and “Smallville,” before taking on iconic roles such as Lois Lane in the DCEU. Adams’ portfolio includes critically-acclaimed dramas like HBO’s “Sharp Objects,” family favorites like “Enchanted” and its sequel, and a total of over 60 credits. Up next for Adams is an unexpected role in “Nightbitch,” a Searchlight Pictures film helmed by Marielle Heller (“A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood”). This week, Vanity Fair revealed the first sneak peek of Adams’ appearance in the movie.

“I recently came across this intriguing book called ‘The Mare’ by Rachel Yoder. In this story, Adams portrays a mother character who starts undergoing an extraordinary transformation into an animal. For me, it was a one-of-a-kind and otherworldly reading experience, unlike anything I’ve encountered before.”

In a departure from portraying parenthood as a life-ruiner, “Nightbitch” explores the monotony and loss of identity that can come with caring for a young child. The protagonist, Adams’s character, feels both weary and lost, her sense of self subsumed by her maternal role. As she grapples with these feelings, she begins to undergo strange physical transformations, including the growth of fur on her back and behind. According to Adams, her character in the film was not preoccupied with her appearance but rather immersed in the part she was playing.

Check out the upcoming movie with Scoot McNairy, Zoë Chao, Mary Holland, and others in the cast. Take a good, long look at it by following the link in this post. Here are some pictures to give you a preview: @searchlightpics. You can find the photos in the post below.

A devoted mother temporarily halts her art pursuits to take care of her newborn child at home. However, the reality falls short of her idealized expectations. Two years later, during a much-needed bathroom break from her toddler’s relentless demands, she notices an unusual thicket of hair on the back of her neck. In shock, she checks her reflection and finds her canines appear more pointed than she recalls. Her husband, who is often away for work, dismisses her concerns from afar in hotel rooms.

As the mother’s symptoms grow stronger and her urge to get a new pet becomes harder to resist, she finds herself hiding a secret identity from those around her. In her quest for a solution, she turns to the library and stumbles upon an intriguing scholarly book titled “A Field Guide to Magical Women: A Mythical Ethnography.” There, she encounters a group of mothers involved in a multi-level marketing business who might be hiding their own extraordinary selves.

In a fresh and imaginative take on themes such as art, power, and femininity, Nightbitch weaves a witty and satirical fairy tale that is sure to provoke hearty laughs and nods of recognition from readers. Go ahead and let out a howl – your laughter is more than welcome!

Nightbitch will be in theaters on December 6th.

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2024-07-19 22:10