There is nothing quite like the superstition, prejudice, and judgment of reclusive small towns. This tale of a more contemporary “witch hunt” has much more to do with those quiet, more personal horrors that arise in places of isolation and conformity. It begins with a truly arresting opening scene, and then the story slowly unfurls as we learn more and more about the characters. Well worth a watch if you like folk horror!

2026 Challenges
Horrorx52: 50. Non English language horror #4 (Slovak)