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Wrath Wreaks Havoc Across the Multiverse in ‘Redux Redux’ Trailer

Saban Films has debuted the official trailer for Redux Redux, a tense and inventive sci-fi thriller from brothers Kevin & Matthew McManus. Starring Michaela McManus, Jim Cummings, Jeremy Holm, and newcomer Stella Marcus, the film explores follows a grieving mother who travels through parallel universes to pursue vengeance for her daughter’s murder.

The film marks the first release from the McManus brothers’ new studio, Mothership Motion Pictures, and their third feature after Funeral Kings (2012) and The Block Island Sound (2021).

Redux Redux premiered at the 2025 South by Southwest Film & TV Festival in the Midnighter category, earning plaudits galore. AVClub praised the film for “confidently proving how many timelines a film can get to with just a Penske box truck and a DIY steampunk coffin,” while Bloody Disgusting called it “slickly directed and cleverly told,” noting that it takes “the tired multiverse concept and makes it feel fresh through its gritty, grounded approach and tautly wound storytelling.” The film currently holds a 97% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Produced by Michael J. McGarry, Kevin and Matthew McManus, Nate Cormier, and PJ McCabe, the film also marks Michaela McManus’ first leading role alongside her brothers’ third collaboration with her.

Redux Redux is set to hit theaters on February 20, 2026.

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