Lily James and Sebastian Stan reunite for psychological horror ‘Let the Evil Go West’

The two actors previously starred together in the 2022 drama, “Pam and Tommy.”

Actors Lily James and Sebastian Stan are set to reunite for a new horror film titled “Let the Evil Go West,” according to a report by Variety. 

The psychological horror thriller marks a stark departure from their previous collaboration, where they portrayed the famous couple Tommy Lee and Pamela Anderson.

In “Let the Evil Go West,” Stan takes on the role of a railroad worker who uncovers a shocking fortune under disturbing circumstances. 

As he descends into madness, his wife becomes convinced a sinister entity has latched onto their family.

Christian Tafdrup, known for his acclaimed Danish film “Speak No Evil,” will direct the film from a script penned by Xc Vs. 

The project is a collaboration between Star Thrower Entertainment, Gramercy Park Media, and north.five.six. Stan and James will also serve as executive producers alongside an esteemed team from the production companies.

Stan recently starred in A24's “A Different Man” at Sundance and will portray Donald Trump opposite Jeremy Strong in “The Apprentice” at Cannes. 

James has the upcoming crime comedy “Greedy People” with Joseph Gordon-Levitt and an untitled Bumble founder biopic on the horizon.

“Let the Evil Go West” promises a terrifying new chapter for the talented duo, showcasing their range in a genre far removed from the glamorous world of “Pam & Tommy.”