Before she returns to our screens in Stranger Things season five, Sadie Sink has a new movie out right now for your enjoyment on Sky Cinema.
Written and directed by Jordan Scott, A Sacrifice sees Sink play Mazzy, the daughter of social psychologist Ben Monroe (Eric Bana) who is investigating a local cult connected to a catastrophic event.
Mazzy soon becomes involved with a mysterious boy who introduces her to the city's underground party scene, which might be hiding a dark secret. As Ben uncovers the truth, he has to race against the clock to save his daughter.
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If that sounds like something you want to see, A Sacrifice is available to watch right now on Sky Cinema, as well as on NOW with a Cinema Membership.
If you're a Sky subscriber and don't have the cinema channels, you can add them to your package for £13 per month, while if you're brand-new to Sky, you can sign up for £36 per month to get access to Sky TV, Sky Cinema and Netflix.
What's more, subscription to Sky Cinema comes with access to Paramount+ and two free Vue cinema tickets per month at no extra cost.
Other upcoming premieres on Sky Cinema include rom-com smash Anyone But You, horror sequel The Nun II and the musical reimagining of Mean Girls, while the likes of Oppenheimer and Barbie are available to watch right now.
The final season of Stranger Things started filming in January 2024 after a long wait for fans.
We've already had our first-look at Sink's return as Max in a new image that was shared in March. However, it was technically a photo of Sink on set because Max is still in a coma after the events of season four.
A Sacrifice is available to watch now on Sky Cinema.
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