Him arrives in Ster-Kinekor cinemas on 3 October 2025, and it is anything but what it seems. A young athlete steps into a world where mentorship blurs into menace, where every compliment could mask a challenge and every move might be a test. Charisma twists into danger, ambition into obsession, and the line between guidance and control disappears. From the trailer, it is clear this psychological thriller will grip you from the first glance, keeping you guessing, breathless, and questioning who can be trusted. It looks like nothing is safe in Him, and every moment carries the weight of what could go wrong.
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Him lands in Ster-Kinekor cinemas on 3 October 2025. This is one of those films that demands your full attention, so make sure you plan ahead and secure your seat to witness the tension unfold on the big screen.
Him follows Cameron "Cam" Cade, a promising young football player with dreams as big as his talent. Cameron’s life takes an unexpected turn when he is invited to train with legendary quarterback Isaiah White. At first, this mentorship seems like a golden opportunity, a chance to learn from the best and step into the spotlight. But Isaiah’s charm hides something darker.
As Cameron trains under Isaiah’s watchful eye, the lines between guidance and manipulation blur. Every drill, every pep talk, carries an undercurrent of threat. The film explores the psychological pressures of ambition and the dangerous allure of a mentor who is as brilliant as he is unpredictable. Meanwhile, Elsie White, Isaiah’s wife, offers a grounded perspective, and her presence adds emotional complexity to the story, showing the ripple effect of power and influence on those around them. The tension builds as Cameron must navigate loyalty, trust, and the growing fear that his dreams might come at a much higher cost than he ever imagined.
Tyriq Withers leads the film as Cameron Cade, capturing both the determination and vulnerability of a young athlete on the edge. Marlon Wayans brings charisma and menace as Isaiah White, making every interaction unpredictable and charged with intensity. Julia Fox delivers a strong performance as Elsie White, providing the emotional anchor amidst the chaos. Supporting cast members include Tim Heidecker, Jim Jefferies, Naomi Grossman as Marjorie, GiGi Erneta as Ayn, Norman Towns, Maurice Greene, Guapdad 4000, and Tierra Whack, all contributing to the tension and drama that drives the story forward.
Directed by Justin Tipping, with a screenplay by Skip Bronkie, Zack Akers, and Tipping, Him benefits from tight storytelling and carefully crafted pacing. Producers Jordan Peele, Win Rosenfeld, Ian Cooper, and Jamal Watson bring expertise in suspense and psychological intensity, ensuring that every scene delivers a punch that resonates well beyond the cinema walls.
Him is crafted for the immersive power of the big screen. The film’s cinematography, sound design, and meticulous attention to suspense make every moment sharper, every tension-filled pause more thrilling, and every revelation hit harder. The energy of a darkened theatre, combined with the film’s psychological twists, makes for a cinematic experience that is impossible to replicate at home. Find your nearest Ster-Kinekor cinema and plan your visit through Find Cinemas.
For fans of high-stakes thrillers, Him promises an unforgettable ride. Keep an eye on the Coming Soon page for ticket releases and showtimes, and make sure to experience the film unspoiled during its opening weekend. Cameron’s journey into ambition, trust, and danger is one that will have audiences talking long after the credits roll.
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