Netflix Is Dropping an Intense New Serial-Killer Thriller, Don't Move: Sample the Suspense in an Exclusive Clip

Kelsey Asbille tries to fight it out in a new suspense thriller.

PEOPLE has an exclusive clip from Don’t movein which he acts Yellowstone actress and Finn Wittrock, portraying Asbille’s character Iris as she struggles with paralysis caused by a drug given to her by a killer she encounters in the wild.

In the clip, Iris sits in the back of a truck as a police officer assesses the situation between her and Wittrock’s character.

Iris, struggling to move her body, whispers the word “help” several times, and when the officer moves the jacket in the car, he finds a syringe – and a handful of shoelaces.

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Poster Don’t move.

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As the synopsis states, Don’t move tells of “a grieving woman hoping to find solace deep in an isolated forest” who “encounters a stranger who injects her with a paralytic.”

“As the agent gradually takes over her body, she must run, hide and fight for her life before her entire nervous system shuts down.”

Watch the new trailer for the horror thriller starring Kelsey Asbille and Finn Wittrock. It doesn't move on Netflix

Kelsey Asbille in “Don’t Move”.

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A trailer for the film released in September shows that Iris has only 20 minutes before the agent completely destroys her ability to move, leaving her in the woods with little chance of survival.

Don’t move directed by Brian Netto and Adam Schindler. The film was written by TJ Cimfel and David White, and among the producers is Sam Raimi.

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Watch the new trailer for the horror thriller starring Kelsey Asbille and Finn Wittrock. It doesn't move on Netflix

Finn Wittrock in Don’t Move.

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“It’s a propulsive, stripped-down thriller that feels very personal at times,” Asbille, 33, told Netflix’s Tudum about the film. “That’s what resonated with me, struggling desperately to overcome something that makes you feel paralyzed.”

Raimi, 65, described reading the film’s script as a “nonstop page-turner” according to Tudum and called the film “a moving experience, especially for a suspenseful movie.”

Don’t move is on Netflix on October 25th.

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