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In order to stoke excitement for the upcoming season of Black Mirror, individual episode trailers have been released, giving sneak peeks of the standalone stories making up this season. Netflix released one of the most striking ones on Dec. 3 with “Metalhead,” written by series creator Charlie Brooker and directed by David Slade. Best known for helming Hard Candy, 30 Days of Night, and key episodes of shows such as Hannibal and American Gods, Slade brings a black and white chapter to Black Mirror. Starring Maxine Peake (The Theory Of Everything), Jake Davies (The Missing), and Clint Dyer (Hope Springs), details on the episode are slim so far, save the video’s haunting description: “Beware of Dogs.” But judging by the intense footage, it appears to be one of the more horror-heavy installments of the series.

Brooker recently spoke to Entertainment Weekly about why “Metalhead” is such a unique chapter.

“’Metalhead’ is very unlike any episode we’ve done before,” he said. “It’s a deliberately paired down and brutal tale. If you imagine every season like an album, this is like a 2-minute punk single. Each is pretty different from every episode we’ve done before and it’s difficult to explain why until you’ve seen them… Weirdly, the inspiration for this episode was I was trying to set myself a challenge of how paired back can I get. What’s a literally black-and-white story we can tell?”

Watch the trailer below:

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