Tape

About This Movie

So, Tape is this really unsettling piece that plays with your mind. You've got this cassette recorder at the center, and it becomes the spine of the whole story. The female voice on the tape is disquieting, recounting her life, and possibly her demise. There's this tension that builds as Sweetpea, who’s in the room, desperately tries to escape. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the dread to seep in slowly. The atmosphere feels thick with paranoia—who really did it? The practical effects are minimal but impactful; they lean more on the psychological horror than anything flashy. The performances are raw and haunting, really pulling you into the characters’ spirals. It's not your typical horror flick, that’s for sure.

Psychological horror · Unique audio-centric storytelling · Tension-driven performances