The highly anticipated official trailer for Rosario, starring Emeraude Toubia, has been released, and it promises to be a thrilling ride for horror and supernatural enthusiasts. Set to hit theaters on May 2, 2025, Rosario is directed by Felipe Vargas and features an impressive cast that includes David Dastmalchian and José Zúñiga alongside Toubia.

In this gripping tale, Rosario is a successful stockbroker navigating the fast-paced world of Wall Street. However, her life takes a dark turn when she’s forced to spend an evening with the body of her estranged grandmother, Griselda, who has died unexpectedly. As a fierce snowstorm descends, Rosario finds herself trapped in Griselda’s apartment, surrounded by unfriendly neighbors, including the ominous figure of Joe, played by Dastmalchian.

What begins as a night of waiting for an ambulance quickly morphs into a harrowing experience as Rosario faces supernatural forces that have taken hold of her grandmother’s corpse. As the night unfolds, Rosario is confronted with twisted truths and a family curse that has haunted her lineage for generations. With her life and soul hanging in the balance, she must wrestle with her past to break free from the evil that threatens to consume her.

The trailer gives fans a sneak peek into the chilling atmosphere and intense performances that are bound to keep viewers on the edge of their seats. With its blend of psychological horror and supernatural elements, Rosario looks to be a standout film in the genre.

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Be sure to check out the trailer for Rosario and immerse yourself in this spine-tingling narrative that explores themes of family, legacy, and the fight against darkness.

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