'Deadly Yoga Retreat': 5 things you need to know about Lifetime thriller movie

'Deadly Yoga Retreat' follows a woman who visits a Hawaiian yoga retreat led by a well-known guru who turns out to be a stalker and is murdering the visitors
A promotional poster for 'Deadly Yoga Retreat' (Lifetime)
A promotional poster for 'Deadly Yoga Retreat' (Lifetime)

Lifetime is back with a new mystery and thrilling movie 'Deadly Yoga Retreat'. Prepare to go on a journey with a woman to a Hawaiian yoga retreat that will inevitably turn into hell for her. She quickly finds that the famed guru who runs the retreat is a psychopath who is killing the visitors.

While you wait for the movie to premiere, you can check out other Lifetime thrillers like ‘Revenge Best Served Chilled', 'Buried in Barstow' and ‘My Mom Made Me Do It'

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When does 'Deadly Yoga Retreat' release and where can you watch it?

'Deadly Yoga Retreat' premieres on Sunday, June 5 at 8/7c on Lifetime.

What is 'Deadly Yoga Retreat' all about?

According to Lifetime, the official synopsis reads, "Isabella’s marriage is falling apart, and something needs to change to keep her and her husband Patrick together. When Isabella is invited to an exclusive Hawaiian yoga retreat run by the famous yoga guru Remy Morrow, Patrick insists she go and try to find herself. Hopefully, this time apart and this time for Isabella to center herself will improve their life together. But when Isabella arrives in paradise, she soon discovers the retreat is not what it seems, and neither is Remy. Isabella must put herself to the test physically and emotionally to survive a psychopath who is stalking and killing the retreat guests. Once his sights are set on her, paradise becomes hell on earth."

Who stars in 'Deadly Yoga Retreat'?

Jonathan Bennett

Jonathan Bennett is a television host and actor. He is most known for his appearances as Aaron Samuels in 'Mean Girls' (2004), Bud McNulty in 'Cheaper by the Dozen 2' (2005), the titular character in 'Van Wilder: Freshman Year' (2009), and Casey Gant in the UPN mystery thriller 'Veronica Mars'. He is the presenter of the Food Network show 'Halloween Wars', and he is also the host of 'Cake Wars'.



 

Danielle C Ryan

Danielle Ryan was born in Upland, California, but later moved to Utah. She began her acting career in commercials before landing her first role in 'Little Secrets' at the age of seven. Her role as Thing One in 'The Cat in the Hat' cemented her fame as a child actress, and she went on to star in several films and television shows following that.

Danielle C Ryan (IMDb)

Who are the showrunners?

The information is not available yet.

Trailer 

The film's trailer is not out yet but stay tuned for more updates. 

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