I would have bought that these trailers were occupied, and that should come through in the film as well. Every trailer seemed naturally placed, each had its own style, there were decorations sitting outside of them, the crew had put in stone driveways. Riding into the heart of this unoccupied trailer park and then walking around among the trailers that the production had only recently brought in, I saw nothing that gave away the fact that this wasn't a real place. That's clearly something he endeavored to carry over into this new STRANGERS, in both the vehicles that were chosen (the motor homes were all from the '70s and '80s) and the interior design of the trailers – complete with an old Simon and Garfunkel record laying out in the main trailer home. Waff mentioned that one thing he loved about the original THE STRANGERS was that it looked timeless, mixing modern technology with an old school style. When I visited the set of the film on the night of June 28th, Waff provided a tour of the trailer park he had assembled, which I found to be a truly stunning accomplishment. Telling that story required creating a mobile home park, and that's what production designer Freddy Waff and the crew of THE STRANGERS: PREY AT NIGHT did on that 56 acres near the airport, bringing in 22 trailer homes to put in spaces where homes used to sit decades ago, also filling in areas with vintage RVs. Under the cover of darkness, three masked psychopaths pay them a visit to test the family's every limit as they struggle to survive. Although the script has gone through rewrites by both Bertino himself and Ben Ketai over the years, the core story has always remained the same:Ī family's road trip takes a dangerous turn when they arrive at a secluded mobile home park to stay with some relatives and find it mysteriously deserted. "Inspired by" THE STRANGERS, this project began as a screenplay Bertino wrote soon after the release of that film. But for a while in the middle of 2017 the land was once again inhabited, serving as the primary filming location for THE STRANGERS: PREY AT NIGHT, 47 METERS DOWN director Johannes Roberts' long-awaited follow-up to Bryan Bertino's 2008 hit THE STRANGERS. The land has been empty for a long time, and nature has started to take it back. Around 30 years ago, the airport bought the land and razed the houses, leaving behind nothing but the streets that now go nowhere. Not far from the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport there sits a 56 acre plot of land that was a residential area until sometime in the 1980s.
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