Daft State

About This Movie

So, 'Daft State' is a really intriguing piece. It weaves a dense atmosphere that gets under your skin. Chad Bishoff's direction is pretty tight, and you can feel the psychological unraveling of Easton so vividly. The horror here isn’t just about jump scares; it’s more about the tension and unease built through slow pacing and expertly crafted practical effects that give it a raw, unsettling vibe. The performances from the cast—especially the dynamics between Easton, his wife, and daughter—really drive the emotional weight home. It’s got this eerie sense of claustrophobia, kind of like you’re trapped in Easton’s mind as he spirals deeper. The themes of familial love twisted into something dark are compelling too. Overall, it's a complex exploration of sanity and pressure.

Psychological horror with a focus on character dynamics · Strong practical effects enhance the unsettling atmosphere · Slow burn pacing that builds tension throughout