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Heigl and Connick Jr star in psychological thriller 'Fear of Rain' Reuters 2/16/2021 By Hanna Rantala © Reuters/MIKE SEGAR Actor Katherine Heigl from the USA Network series "Suits" poses at the NBCUniversal UpFront presentation in New York City By Hanna Rantala (Reuters) - New psychological thriller "Fear of Rain" takes audiences inside the mind of a schizophrenic teenager who struggles to tell the difference between horrifying hallucinations and reality. The movie stars Katherine Heigl and Harry Connick Jr. as the parents of Rain Burroughs (Madison Iseman), who is tryi...

Thriller Rain Burroughs (Madison Iseman) has early-onset schizophrenia and has very vivid hallucinations that not only bring her stress, but also her parents (Katherine Heigl and Harry Connick, Jr.). For Rain, it's a constant struggle to figure out which of the images, voices and feelings she experiences are real and which are in her mind. One night Rain hears the cries of a little girl coming from the neighbors' house. Suspicious of her neighbor, who turns out to be a teacher at her school, Rain insists on investigating the attic. Her parents don't believe her, thinking that it's just in Ra...

Madison Iseman stars in the YA thriller 'Fear of Rain' as a young woman tormented by schizophrenia and possible real-life horrors.

“Fear of Rain,” the new psychological thriller starring Harry Connick Jr. and Katherine Heigl, seeks to remove the stigma surrounding mental illness and promote greater empathy and understanding in society, according to the film’s stars and director.

UpdatedWed, Feb 10, 2021 at 7:37 am ET Reply(1) St. Pete's Eugenie Bondurant on the film set of "Fear of Rain." (Photo courtesy of Joseph Restaino, producer of "Fear of Rain") ST. PETERSBURG, FL — "Fear of Rain" starring Katherine Heigl, Harry Connick Jr. and St. Petersburg's own Eugenie Bondurant will show at the downtown Greenlight Cinema starting Friday. "This story is about a young woman with schizophrenia, and every character is trying to relate to it," Bondurant told Patch. "And what's beautiful about the film is the director and writer, Castille Landon, who is a Bradenton native, s...