Charli XCX to Star in Takashi Miike’s Horror Film, Untitled Tokyo
Pop star Charli XCX is set to star in and produce a new horror film directed by acclaimed Japanese filmmaker Takashi Miike. Officially titled Untitled Tokyo, the project brings together an international cast and promises a blend of pop culture and chilling suspense. Production is scheduled to begin in March 2026.
Plot and Cast Details
Untitled Tokyo centers around Katie, played by Charli XCX, who reunites with two close friends in Japan after years apart. Their reunion takes a dark turn when Katie becomes possessed by a violent spirit, unleashing chaos. Kiko Mizuhara will portray the spirit at the heart of the story. Joining them are Milly Alcock,known for her role in Supergirl,and Norman Reedus,famous for The Walking Dead,as well as Show Kasamatsu (Tokyo Vice).
Charli XCX’s Expanding Acting Career
This role marks a continued expansion into acting for Charli XCX, who previously appeared in 100 Nights of Hero (2025), The Moment (2026) – which she also wrote and produced – and The Gallerist. She is also slated to appear in the upcoming remake of Faces of Death,set to release in April 2026. Deadline first reported the cast additions.
Takashi Miike’s Directorial Style
Takashi Miike is a highly respected and prolific Japanese filmmaker known for his diverse and frequently enough shocking work. His films frequently explore themes of violence, sexuality, and the human condition. He is celebrated for his visually striking style and willingness to push boundaries. Gizmodo provides background on Miike’s career and influence.
Key Takeaways
- Title: Untitled Tokyo
- Director: Takashi Miike
- Starring: Charli XCX, Milly Alcock, Norman Reedus, Kiko mizuhara, Show Kasamatsu
- genre: Horror
- Production Start: March 2026
Untitled Tokyo promises a unique and perhaps terrifying cinematic experience, blending the creative talents of a pop icon and a master of horror. As production begins, further details regarding the film’s release date and specific plot points are expected to emerge.