No Telling

The film follows a couple, Geoffrey and Lillian, who relocate to the countryside for Geoffrey's work. As he isolates himself in a shed, his focus on experiments leads to a decline into madness. The narrative delves into the psychological effects of obsession, mixing horror with a cautionary tale about the consequences of scientific experimentation.

With a runtime of 93 minutes, No Telling presents a blend of horror and psychological thriller elements. The film's exploration of the darker side of human ambition and the ethical implications of research makes it relevant to discussions about morality in science. Directed by Larry Fessenden, the film stands out for its thought-provoking approach to the genre, appealing to fans of horror that challenge conventional narratives.