The Frontrooms

About This Movie

The Frontrooms is an intriguing dive into the psyche of a workaholic – really taps into that isolation and the creeping dread of being cut off from the world. The whole office setting feels claustrophobic, a perfect stage for this psychological horror experience. The atmosphere is thick with tension, and as the protagonist can't escape his workspace, you really feel for him. The sound design plays a huge role here; those unsettling whispers and creaks really get under your skin. The pacing is slow but deliberate, letting the viewer stew in discomfort. It's about more than just the scares; it’s an exploration of obsession and the cost of ambition. Plus, the practical effects have a rawness that makes the horrors feel all the more tangible.

Trapped in an office setting · Themes of isolation and obsession · Strong sound design enhances atmosphere