Randy Brians Jason Brooks Charles L. Bunce Kayli Fortun Sharif Ibrahim Kyrie Jackson Eric Michael Kochmer Jordan Logan Naomi Mechem-Miller Kody Newton
Starring
Sanae Loutsis Chelsea Edmundson Tristan Nokes Meredith Binder Risa Mei Jeremy Hallum Ali Chapman Colin Miller Dillon Moore Michael DeSanto II Eric Pope
The Death of Snow White is a 2025 American dark fantasy[4]actionhorror film directed, written, and produced by Jason Brooks. The film is a horror reimaging of Snow White, and stars Sanae Loutsis, Chelsea Edmundson, Tristan Nokes, Meredith Binder, Risa Mei, Jeremy Hallum, Ali Chapman, Colin Miller, Dillon Moore, Michael DeSanto II, and Eric Pope.
The film premiered at Los Angeles on March 21, 2025, and was released in the United States on May 2, 2025.
Plot
In a kingdom ruled by vanity and power, the Evil Queen becomes obsessed with maintaining her youth and beauty. She practices dark rituals, including self-mutilation and blood magic, to preserve her appearance. Her mirror reveals that her stepdaughter, Snow White, has surpassed her in beauty, igniting a deadly jealousy. Determined to eliminate her rival, the Queen commands her huntsman, Gunnar, to kill Snow White and bring back her heart. However, Gunnar, moved by Snow White's innocence, spares her life and helps her escape into the dark forest.
Snow White ventures into the forest, a place teeming with malevolent creatures and treacherous terrain. She encounters the Seven Dwarves, a group of bloodthirsty assassins with a penchant for gruesome killings. Each dwarf has a unique method of dispatching enemies.
Initially wary, the dwarves decide to protect Snow White after she proves her resilience and combat skills. They train her in their deadly arts, preparing for the inevitable confrontation with the Queen.
The Queen, enraged by Snow White's survival, delves deeper into forbidden magic. She sacrifices her loyal subjects in rituals, absorbing their life force to enhance her powers. Her castle becomes a chamber of horrors, with walls adorned by the flayed skins of her victims. She crafts a poisoned apple, infused with the souls of the damned, intending to kill Snow White once and for all.
Disguised as an old crone, the Queen infiltrates the dwarves' forest sanctuary and offers Snow White the cursed apple. Upon taking a bite, Snow White collapses, her body writhing as dark veins spread across her skin. The dwarves, realizing the Queen's treachery, engage in a brutal battle with her. Despite their prowess, the Queen's dark magic proves formidable, leading to the deaths of several dwarves in gruesome ways.
Grimwald is incinerated by a fireball, Sunny is impaled by shadowy tendrils and Beau has his heart ripped out mid-fight. The remaining dwarves manage to wound the Queen, weakening her enough for Snow White to awaken. Empowered by the spirits of the fallen, Snow White confronts her stepmother. In a climactic battle, she decapitates the Queen with Tiny's axe, ending her reign of terror.
With the Queen defeated, Snow White ascends to the throne, vowing to rule with compassion and justice. The kingdom begins to heal from the scars of tyranny, and the tales of the blood-soaked battles become legends whispered around campfires.
The film had its world premiere at Los Angeles on March 21, 2025,[8] and was released in the United States on May 2, 2025.[9] The film was originally set to be released theatrically on March 2025[10] and April 18.[11]
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