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There's been a lot of buzz about Jennifer Kent's debut feature The Babadook, a dark tale of a tormented mother and son. But tormented by what? That's the question they, and us the audience, are handed early on in The Babadook. Is finding out worth the watch? Stick with me! A single mother, plagued by the violent death of her husband, battles with her son's fear that a monster is lurking in their house. She soon discovers a sinister presence is all around her.

Y'all remember that creepy looking Aussie horror flick The Babadook we told you about earlier this year ? The one that freaked out everyone at Sundance in the best possible way? Well, we've got some good news for those Basementites who are as pumped to see it as we are. Genre distributor IFC Midnight has picked up the U.S. and Latin America rights to Jennifer Kent's debut feature, which means it'll hit theatres or some other platform Nov. 28. Awesome. That's sooner rather than later.

And this poster is 100-per-cent legitimate. We promise! Just last week we told you about Jennifer Kent's Australian horror flick The Babadook, which earned rave reviews after a screening at Sundance . We showed you the trailer, and there was much shorts shitting I am sure. Nothing sucks more than a cool looking movie handcuffed to a terrible or uninspired poster. Fortunately, this poster lives up the creepy trailer mentioned above. Observe:

God damn, this trailer gives me the willies. Big time. If Sundance is showing flicks like this, I gotta get my ass to that festival one day. The trailer for Jennifer Kent's creepy Australian horror flick The Babadook debuted within the last 24 hours, and it's brilliant. I know Dead Snow : Red vs Dead is one of the horror big guns at Sundance, but this could be the flick that walks away with all the praise. Watch, crank up the volume, and understand. See! The Babadook makes its world premiere at Sundance on Friday , Jan. 17. Here's the official synopsis: a single mother , plagued by the violent death of her husband, battles with her son's fear of a monster lurking in the house. But she soon discovers a sinister presence is all around her. Source: Twitch Related articles 2014 Sundance Film Festival Lineup for Midnight, New Frontier, and Spotlight Includes Adam Wingard's THE GUEST, DEAD SNOW, and More Sundance Film Festival: 10 Park City picks for...