The Confession

About This Movie

Will Canon's 'The Confession' weaves an unsettling atmosphere that grips you right from the start. The pacing is deliberate, drawing you into the depths of this family's dark legacy. The central theme of inherited trauma is palpable—there's a sense of dread that builds as the woman uncovers her father's sinister past. Practical effects add a rawness that amplifies the horror, making those moments feel visceral. The performances are compelling; you can really feel the emotional weight on her shoulders as she grapples with this evil trying to claim her son. It’s this mix of psychological and supernatural that makes it stand apart, leaving a lingering unease long after the credits roll.

Strong emphasis on practical effects · Themes of inherited trauma and darkness · Deliberate pacing enhances tension