A24’s Louis McCartney & Jessica Reynolds haunt horror No One Is Coming

A24 revealed Thursday that its next horror offering will be titled *No One Is Coming*. The film is a collaboration between Irish director Ronan Corrigan and the U.K. production company Film4, with additional backing from Screen Ireland.

A24’s slate continues its partnership with Plan B and Wild Atlantic, following past successes such as *Moonlight* and *Minari*.

The project features a multinational cast: Louis McCartney headlines the role of Henry Creel, Jessica Reynolds brings her experience from *A Woman of Substance*, Sky Yang appears after a string of horror and action credits, and Gabriel Nagy joins the ensemble from *Extra Geography*.

Specific plot details remain undisclosed, with Corrigan keeping the story under wraps.

The announcement marks Corrigan’s return to feature filmmaking after his critically acclaimed 2023 debut, *LifeHack*, which premiered at SXSW and earned British Independent Film Award nominations for Breakthrough Producer and Best Editing.

## Production Details

Corrigan co‑wrote *No One Is Coming* with Hope Elliott Kemp, who collaborated with him on *LifeHack*. The screenplay’s development is supported by Film4’s co‑financing, while Screen Ireland provides additional funding.

This partnership follows the Irish director’s previous feature work and highlights a growing trend of international co‑productions for horror cinema.

A24’s involvement follows a history of backing indie projects with mainstream appeal, including recent titles like *Chaperones* and *Wild Atlantic*. The studio’s investment signals confidence in Corrigan’s vision and the film’s potential to resonate across both U.K. and U.S. markets.

The project is produced by Plan B, which has worked on earlier A24 projects such as *Moonlight* and *Minari*. Plan B is also involved with Wild Atlantic, indicating a deepening relationship between the production teams.

## Cast Highlights

Louis McCartney, known for originating the role of Henry Creel in the West End and Broadway productions of *Stranger Things: The First Shadow*, has earned a Tony Award nomination for Best Lead Actor in a Play. He is set to play Ringo Starr in the upcoming BBC One series *Hamburg Days*.

McCartney is represented by Independent Talent Group and Michael Auerbach.

Jessica Reynolds, who appeared in Corrigan’s own *LifeHack*, has also been featured on television shows such as *Outlander*, *House of Guinness*, and Channel 4’s *A Woman of Substance*. She is signed with B‑Side Management.

British actor Sky Yang brings a varied filmography, including appearances alongside Andrew Garfield in Focus Features’ *The Uprising* and roles in *Last Days* and Zack Snyder’s *Rebel Moon* films. He is represented by Independent Talent Group, Range Media Partners, Michael Auerbach, and Pippa Beng.

Gabriel Nagy, recognized for his performance in Molly Manner’s Sundance title *Extra Geography*, is represented by Waring McKenna and Gersh.

## Project Context & Future

*No One Is Coming* is an Anglo‑Irish horror film that blends the talents of Irish talent and U.K. production resources. The film’s development aligns with a broader trend of cross‑border collaborations in genre cinema, aiming to leverage diverse creative perspectives.

The announcement follows Corrigan’s successful feature debut, *LifeHack*, which garnered critical acclaim at SXSW and secured nominations at the British Independent Film Awards. These achievements likely contributed to A24’s decision to back the new project.

While specific release dates have not been disclosed, the film’s production pipeline places it among A24’s upcoming releases for the next 12–18 months. Industry insiders anticipate a theatrical release followed by a digital streaming launch, consistent with A24’s distribution model for recent titles.

The collaboration between Corrigan and A24 promises a fresh addition to the horror genre, potentially blending psychological tension with supernatural elements, though the full narrative remains confidential until further announcements.

As production moves forward, fans of the director and cast will likely keep a close eye on forthcoming updates, eager to see how *No One Is Coming* unfolds on screen.