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New British Horror Film ‘Skag & Bone’ Casts Notable Talents

Stars Woody Norman and Malachi Kirby lead the cast of 'Skag & Bone,' a British urban horror thriller. The film combines elements of youth crime drama with supernatural themes.

9/29/2026, 12:00:47 AM

In an exciting development for the film industry, Woody Norman, known for his role in "C’mon C’mon," has been cast alongside Malachi Kirby from "Small Axe" in a new British urban horror thriller titled "Skag & Bone." Joining the talented ensemble are Tuppence Middleton, recognized for her work in "Downton Abbey," Conrad Khan from "Sunny Dancer," and Kola Bokinni, who gained fame from "Ted Lasso." The film, which is generating buzz in Hollywood, is described as a thrilling fusion of crime drama and horror, comparable to popular series such as "Top Boy" and the supernatural film "Talk to Me." It aims to capture the intense and vibrant essence of youth culture within an urban setting, intertwined with elements of the horror genre. Production of "Skag & Bone" is being handled by Featuristic, and UTA is involved in the project's management. Given the popularity of the cast and the unique premise, anticipation is building for the film, which aims to set a new standard for urban horror storytelling. As the project evolves, more details regarding its plot and release date are expected to emerge, particularly given the success of its leading cast members in previous high-profile projects. The film's blend of kinetic energy, crime dynamics, and chilling horror themes is poised to attract both genre enthusiasts and a wider audience, making "Skag & Bone" a noteworthy addition to the upcoming cinematic lineup. According to Variety, the creative team behind this film is focusing on developing a fresh narrative that resonates with contemporary viewers while paying homage to the rich traditions of horror storytelling. With the film currently in development, it will be interesting to see how the cast brings the gritty, eerie world of "Skag & Bone" to life, and what innovative techniques the filmmakers will employ to engage audiences with its narrative.

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