Carrie-Anne Moss has boarded Replacer, Avan Jogia’s psychosexual horror film co-written with and starring his real-life partner Halsey.

Set in Montreal, the film follows a troubled DJ (Halsey) who meets an alluring artist and his friend group who run an underground radio station. When the station’s broadcast becomes warped by a mysterious signal, she must escape before the sound turns her into something horrific.

The project sees Moss reunite with The Matrix director Lilly Wachowski, who serves as an executive producer. The Canadian actress is currently starring opposite Heated Rivalry breakout star Hudson Williams in Yaga, a mystery series blending erotic thriller and folk horror elements in which she plays a professor with a taste for younger men.

Along with Carrie-Anne Moss, Replacer marks a return to horror for director Avan Jogia (who starred in Backrooms, Zombieland: Double Tap, and Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City), lead Halsey (MaXXXine), and co-star Juliette Gariépy (Red Rooms).

Along with Karl Glusman (Watcher, The Neon Demon), Gariépy boarded the film earlier this fall. The French-Canadian actress became a breakout star with Red Rooms, the acclaimed David Fincher-esque psychological thriller that was a hit on the 2023 festival circuit and gradually built a cult following.

“Replacer is a bright and electric club horror mashed together with a vulnerable romantic story about belonging and community,” Jogia said in a statement earlier this year. “Come together. Leave as one.”