Human Behavior

About This Movie

Human Behavior dives deep into the macabre with its bleak atmosphere and unsettling pacing, drawing you into the twisted psyche of a small-town killer. The film unfolds through Investigator Steve Rowe's recounting of Detectives Trey Mochston and Jason Plithman's relentless chase of a cunning antagonist. It captures that gritty dread, with practical effects that enhance its horror elements, keeping you on edge without resorting to excessive gore. The performances feel raw, almost like they’re part of a documentary, adding to the film's authenticity. It’s not just about the murders but the darkness within humanity that the characters grapple with, making it a thoughtful take on the horror genre that sticks with you long after the credits roll.

Investigative narrative structure · Strong psychological themes · Low-budget, effective practical effects