The Front Room

In The Front Room, newly-pregnant Belinda faces turmoil when her mother-in-law moves in. The situation escalates as Belinda contends with the sinister intentions of her guest, who is driven by hardcore Christian beliefs and dark motivations.

The film delves into complex issues such as racism and the influence of familial relationships, particularly through the lens of an evil stepmother and the Ku Klux Klan. This psychological horror intertwines elements of pregnancy horror and the struggle for control over an unborn child.

With a runtime of 95 minutes, The Front Room promises a chilling experience. It features a diverse cast, including Brandy Norwood and Andrew Burnap, contributing to its unsettling narrative.