'Run Rabbit Run' trailer sees Sarah Snook dealing with her own creepy child
Someone please give her a normal family for once.
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Australia's bad history with rabbits is about to get even worse. Netflix has released the official trailer for Australian psychological horror Run Rabbit Run, and somehow resisted using the song of the same name despite it being a creepy vibes stalwart.
The film follows fertility doctor and single mother Sarah (Succession's Sarah Snook) as her daughter Mia (Lily LaTorre) begins to display some strange and unsettling behaviour. Kids being weird isn't necessarily cause for concern, but Mia's case appears to be the exception, as she wanders around wearing a creepy rabbit mask, doing unnerving crayon drawings — and claiming to be Sarah's sister Alice, who went missing when she was seven.
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Run Rabbit Run hops onto Netflix on June 28.
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