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DROP Arrives April 29 on Digital, June 10 on 4K UHD & Blu-ray

Troy Anderson by Troy Anderson
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Blumhouse and Platinum Dunes go full psycho-romance in this first-date-from-hell thriller

Universal Pictures Home Entertainment drops DROP — a high-stakes, real-time thriller from Christopher Landon (Happy Death Day) — digitally on April 29, with a 4K UHD and Blu-ray release following June 10.

It’s produced by the teams behind M3GAN and A Quiet Place. That should give you a pretty good idea of the tone: tight, cold, and out for blood.

What is Drop?

Violet (Meghann Fahy, The White Lotus) is a widowed single mom cautiously stepping back into dating. Henry (Brandon Sklenar, 1923) seems like a great first attempt.

Then her phone buzzes.

An anonymous message. Then another. Surveillance footage of a masked intruder inside her home. The voice says: follow every instruction or people she loves will die.

And the final demand? Kill Henry.

Who’s in This?

  • Meghann Fahy (The White Lotus, Your Monster)
  • Brandon Sklenar (1923, It Ends With Us)
  • Violett Beane (The Flash, Truth or Dare)
  • Jeffery Self (Search Party)

Directed by Christopher Landon and backed by Blumhouse and Platinum Dunes.

Digital Release: April 29

Own or rent exclusively through:

  • Apple TV
  • Fandango at Home
  • Comcast Xfinity
  • Cox
  • Microsoft Movies & TV
  • Movies Anywhere

4K UHD & Blu-ray: June 10

Includes exclusive bonus content available only on purchase.

Bonus Features:

  • A Recipe for Thrills: Making DROP – Behind the scenes of this fast-moving genre blender
  • A Palate for Panic – Building a fully functional restaurant set in chaos
  • Killer Chemistry – Fahy and Sklenar talk grounded characters, even when bodies hit the floor
  • Director Commentary – With Christopher Landon
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