Overview
- Ian Tuason makes his feature debut with a tightly contained horror set entirely in a Toronto house, drawing on his own caregiving experience.
- Nina Kiri stars as a paranormal podcaster who receives ten mysterious audio files, with Adam DiMarco heard as her co‑host and Michèle Duquet as her ailing mother.
- Reviewers largely praise the film’s atmosphere and audio-first scares, while several note a more conventional, demonic Catholic turn in the latter half.
- A24’s rollout includes Dolby Cinema early-access screenings ahead of the March 13 U.S. release, an ARG-style podcast website, and an R rating for language.
- Tuason’s profile is rising with reports he has been tapped for the next Paranormal Activity project, and a UK theatrical release is set for April 10.