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Trinket Box (2023): Cast, Ratings & Box Office

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Trinket Box is a 2023 drama horror film directed by Patrycja Kępa, starring Acoryé White as Mike Wilson, Barry Ratcliffe and Sandra Ellis Lafferty. It runs 1 hour 44 minutes and earned $363,222 worldwide on a $150,000 budget. Its Echo Score is 30/100.

worldwide gross
$363.2K
Echo Score
30
budget
$150K
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Trinket Box (2023) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 44m (104 min)
Director
Patrycja Kępa
Genres
Horror , Drama
Original language
English
Budget
$150K
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Trinket Box About?

The premise of Trinket Box without spoilers.

Mike and Ava, a newlywed interracial couple, settle into a new house hoping for a fresh start. Unbeknownst to them, a centuries‑old evil sealed in the property begins to stir, threatening to shatter their bond and endanger their lives.

Trinket Box Themes & Keywords

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  • screams
  • couple
  • title directed by female
  • interracial couple
  • moving new home
  • old neighbor
  • directorial debut
  • indie
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Cast & crew

Trinket Box Cast & Characters

Acoryé White leads the cast as Mike Wilson, with Barry Ratcliffe as James Davis and Sandra Ellis Lafferty as Mrs. Davis. Directed by Patrycja Kępa; 16 actors are credited in all.

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Ratings

Trinket Box Reviews & Ratings

Our Echo Score gives it 30/100, strongest in story & flow (40) and weakest in rewatch factor (30).

30 /100

Trinket Box Echo Score Breakdown

Trinket Box suffers from a pervasive lack of engagement, with its slow pacing and underdeveloped narrative undermining any initial intrigue. Critics consistently note dull scenes, poor lighting, and weak performances that fail to convey emotional depth. While a minority praise its thematic ambition and occasional tension, these moments are outweighed by pervasive technical and storytelling flaws. Consequently, the film offers limited appeal and little incentive for repeat viewings.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 30

    In terms of art and craft, the film displays uninspired direction and uneven editing, resulting in prolonged, aimless sequences. Reviewers highlight dim lighting and an absence of notable visual effects, which contribute to a bland aesthetic. The occasional opening scene shows promise, yet the overall visual execution remains deficient, detracting from the film’s atmosphere.

  • Character & Emotion 35

    When evaluating character and emotion, performances are repeatedly described as flat, with several critics labeling the acting as terrible or merely passable. Lack of chemistry among leads hampers emotional resonance, and character motivations often appear vague. A solitary commendation highlights a supporting actress’s memorable work, but this isolated strength does not compensate for the pervasive shortcomings in characterization.

  • Story & Flow 40

    Storywise, the plot is criticized for being disjointed and overly extended, with many reviewers calling it nonsensical and devoid of clear direction. Pacing issues amplify the sense of boredom, and key narrative elements are either omitted or insufficiently explained. A few viewers perceive depth and effective twists, yet these perspectives are outweighed by widespread disappointment in narrative coherence.

  • Sensory Experience 30

    Sensory experience is frequently described as harsh, with overbearing music and poor sound mixing that distract rather than enhance tension. Visual shortcomings include excessive darkness that obscures action and subpar lighting that impairs clarity. While one positive note mentions an engaging opening mood, the dominant feedback points to a sensory design that fails to support the film’s horror intentions.

  • Rewatch Factor 30

    Replay value is limited, as most reviewers find the film monotonous and devoid of compelling moments that would merit a second viewing. The prolonged, uneventful scenes and lack of narrative payoff diminish enjoyment on subsequent watches. Although a small contingent expresses enthusiasm for a sequel, the overwhelming sentiment suggests little incentive to revisit the movie.

Box office

Trinket Box Box Office & Budget

Trinket Box grossed $363,222 worldwide on a $150,000 budget, 2.4 times what it cost.

2023 box office

Worldwide gross

$363.2K

2.4× its budget

International
$363.2K
Budget
$150K
Videos

Trinket Box Trailers & Videos

3 videos: 2 trailers and 1 teaser.

Official Trailer
  • Trailer Official Tubi Trailer
  • Teaser Official Teaser

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FAQ

Trinket Box FAQ: Cast, Box Office & Runtime

Runtime, release date, director, cast, box office and post-credit scenes of Trinket Box, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Trinket Box?

Trinket Box runs 1 hour 44 minutes (104 minutes).

When was Trinket Box released?

Trinket Box was released on March 31, 2023.

Who directed Trinket Box?

Trinket Box was directed by Patrycja Kępa.

Who is in the cast of Trinket Box?

Trinket Box stars Acoryé White as Mike Wilson, Barry Ratcliffe as James Davis and Sandra Ellis Lafferty as Mrs. Davis, among 16 credited actors.

How much did Trinket Box make at the box office?

Trinket Box grossed $363,222 worldwide on a budget of $150,000.

Does Trinket Box have a post-credit scene?

No. Trinket Box has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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