Neon has released four new posters for their upcoming horror film Longlegs, the mysterious project starring Nicolas Cage as a serial killer.
The four new posters seem to detail various crime scenes and crimes committed by Cage. Each looks to be a photo of a victim, and is accompanied by a string of cryptic text detailing something about them.
The first poster shows someone holding a knife to their stomach, while the second shows a bloodied woman in a nun’s veil pressing herself up against a car. The third shows what appears to be a family covered by a drape in a basement, while the fourth shows a child standing outside of their house in the winter.
Check out the Longlegs posters, and their associated captions, below:
Mrs Camera. Mother. Father. Priest. Axe. 1975. It was a good day. For a good girl. To be at school. 
Door to door there she goes. Where she stops nobody knows. Except for him. He knows. 
The Horn family. Former family of 4. Mother got it worst. Father said she needed it most. No signs of forced entry. November 14, 1992. 
The birthday girl. 8 years old. Police report: January 13, 1974. So lucky to celebrate.
What do we know about Longlegs?
So far, not a whole lot is known about the mysterious horror film, outside of the fact that Nicolas Cage will star in the project as a serial killer, with Maika Monroe starring alongside him as an FBI agent tasked with tracking him down. Alicia Witt and Blair Underwood will also star in the film in as-of-yet-unknown roles.
Throughout the past two months, Neon has been slowly releasing cryptic teasers for the project, including one just two weeks ago that showed off the most footage we’ve seen of the movie yet. The film is directed by Osgood Perkins (The Blackcoat’s Daughter, I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House), and is set for a 2024 release.
“FBI Agent Lee Harker is assigned to an unsolved serial killer case that takes unexpected turns, revealing evidence of the occult. Harker discovers a personal connection to the killer and must stop him before he strikes again,” reads the film’s official synopsis.
