Caylee Cowan Cast In Unique Lockdown Horror Film Stay At Home [EXCLUSIVE]

Enjoy a first look at Cowan’s character.

Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Stay at Home is a new horror movie from director K. Asher Levin that was undoubtedly inspired by the events of early 2020; the story centers on two sisters who, in the midst of a nationwide lockdown, must use a new app called Stay at Home that tracks their every move. When the sisters’ friends begin to be murdered one by one, they begin to suspect the app itself to be the culprit.

More About Caylee Cowan & Stay At Home Close Screen Rant is also happy to share a first look at Cowan in Stay at Home . Along with a shot of Cowan with co-star Jack Griffo and director K. Asher Levin is Cowan holding a camera towards herself, which speaks to the unique way Stay at Home will tell its story; the film will play out on phone and computer screens, nest cams, and similar devices.

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