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Apple's first immersive horror film 'Remnants' to premiere on Vision Pro Oct. 16

Apple has announced 'Remnants,' the first immersive horror film for Vision Pro, will premiere Friday, Oct. 16, in the Apple TV app exclusively on Vision Pro. Ti West wrote and directed.

AI News Feed · 2026-10-13 04:13

Apple Immersive is a 180-degree video format designed for Vision Pro. Apple has previously released immersive videos covering sports and documentary-style short films. 'Remnants' is the first horror title in that format, according to 9to5Mac.

Apple also shared a teaser video that shows real viewer reactions. The teaser previews the film ahead of its Friday debut. The film will be available only on Vision Pro through the Apple TV app.

For horror fans, Apple Immersive on Vision Pro should make for an especially unique viewing experience for enjoying the genre, according to 9to5Mac.

Editor's Summary

Apple has announced 'Remnants,' the first immersive horror film for Vision Pro, will premiere Friday, Oct. 16, in the Apple TV app exclusively on Vision Pro. Written and directed by Ti West, the film is set inside Woldmere Castle. It marks the first horror entry for Apple Immersive, which has previously focused on sports and documentary-style videos.