
“Beware the witch.”
At the edge of postpartum psychosis, new mother Harper moves in with her own mother at their family's rural farmhouse. Soon she finds herself hunted by a threatening monster who has designs on her child.
This is a suffocating descent into maternal dread, where the line between psychological torment and monstrous reality blurs. It's a slow-burn of unsettling tension, steeped in a pervasive sense of vulnerability and the primal fear for one's child, all within a claustrophobic, isolated setting.
















