Directed by Tony Doupe
When a young girl is found dead on a small, wooded island, her teenage brother's postmortem visions point to an evil presence within their own family.
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Atmospheric; creepy; dark; depressing; moody; short; slow.
A slow burn drama thriller/horror as a young man tries to discover why his sister is missing. There might be a ghost. But it's more family drama did anything else.
A lot better story than I imagined. Lost me at the floating pen
i hate white, balding, christan men
decent horror with some supernatural elements. reminded me of hereditary in some ways, particularly the teen character. undermined by some slightly wobbly acting, i thought, but it's mostly perfectly fine.
A mess but a nicely atmospheric one.
One of the dumbest movies I’ve ever seen
Well, THAT was Canadian af! Which is weird, because it is, in fact, American. But still: Slow, dark, magic-realistic, filled with sad dread.
Moody. Foreboding. Dreary.
Some surprisingly decent acting.
horror / despair / religious / forest island.
first half is quite good.
i support TUBI
Found this one randomly while perusing the homepage on Tubi and took the risk of watching a horror film I heard nothing about that released in current year (technically 2024, but we're only 3 days into 2025, so…).
In the nicest way possible, this feels like a well made TV Movie. Works well within its budget, keeps the scales small (in a good way), cast performs their roles well and very atmospheric with solid sound design while telling a story about abuse in a religious family with an overzealous head of the house in a small-knit town.
The film kinda drags once you reach the midway point and then rushes to the reveals in the last 10 or so minutes,…
500 pound gorilla on its ass
