Samuel Goldwyn Films has acquired U.S. distribution rights to the supernatural thriller The Wolf and the Lamb from Concourse Media, Variety has learned.
Cassandra Scerbo (Sharknado) stars as Jo Beckett, a devoted schoolteacher whose life is upended when her young son (Jaydon Clark) mysteriously vanishes.
Jo’s desperate search leads her through a maze of folklore, paranoia and faith. Facing hostility from neighbors, local authority figures and her own unraveling grip on reality, she must confront terrifying forces that challenge everything she believes.
Eric Nelsen (“1883”), Angus Macfadyen (Saw III-IV), Q’orianka Kilcher (“The Alienist”), Sammi Rotibi (Django Unchained), Adrianne Palicki (John Wick), Zach McGowan (“Black Sails”), James Landry Hébert (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood), and Clint Howard (Terrifier 3) round out the cast.
Writer-director Michael Schilf makes his feature debut on the project, which is produced by Lunar Door and Winter State Entertainment.
“The Wolf and the Lamb is a singular genre experience — atmospheric, character-driven and the kind of story that rewards both horror aficionados and broader audiences,” said a spokesperson for Samuel Goldwyn. “We’re thrilled to bring this chilling journey to U.S. audiences and support Michael Schilf’s bold vision.”
Samuel Goldwyn Films is planning a 2026 theatrical and digital release for The Wolf and the Lamb. Concourse Media will continue global sales at the European Film Market in Berlin.
