Review: Fallen (2025) – Official Trailer

The official trailer for Fallen (2025) has just dropped, and it’s already stirring up buzz as one of the most intriguing supernatural thrillers of the year. Directed by acclaimed filmmaker David S. Goyer, Fallen looks like a dark, atmospheric blend of Constantine, Seven, and The Sixth Sense.

The trailer opens with a haunting monologue:
“Some souls don’t rest. Some fall… and never stop falling.”
Immediately, we’re drawn into a gritty world of flickering streetlights, whispered voices, and ancient symbols carved into concrete walls.

Michael B. Jordan stars as Detective Ryan Mercer, a troubled cop investigating a series of bizarre, ritualistic murders that seem to follow a biblical pattern. As the body count rises, Mercer uncovers a secret society — the “Order of the Abyss” — and is forced to question whether he’s chasing a killer… or something not entirely human.

The visuals are moody and intense, with a muted color palette and bursts of fire and shadow. There’s a brief glimpse of winged figures falling through storm clouds, a blood-soaked cathedral, and a woman (played by Anya Taylor-Joy) who seems to know more than she lets on. Her cryptic line: “He’s not a man. He’s a warning.” sent chills.

The trailer doesn’t give away much — which is a good thing. It teases rather than reveals, creating an eerie, suspenseful tone that hints at something ancient and biblical at the heart of the story.

If the film delivers on what the trailer promises, Fallen could be 2025’s breakout supernatural hit. It’s dark, stylish, and refreshingly mysterious.

Trailer Verdict: Mysterious, intense, and loaded with potential. 8.5/10