Them

The premise centers on Lucas and Clementine, who live in an isolated house and find themselves under siege by a group of hooded attackers. Their night of terror unfolds in a claustrophobic setting, emphasizing suspense over gore. The film is noted for its minimalist approach and real-time storytelling, which heightens the anxiety and unpredictability.

Produced by Eskwad, StudioCanal, and Castel Film, Them was part of a wave of European horror that combined psychological tension with home invasion themes. The choice to shoot in Romania adds a layer of eerie authenticity to the rural backdrop. David Moreau, who co-directed with Xavier Palud, crafted a film that stands out for its stark visuals and tight pacing.

Casting Olivia Bonamy and Michaël Cohen brought grounded performances that anchor the film’s tension. Their portrayals help maintain the film’s suspense without relying heavily on special effects or elaborate backstory. This focus on character and atmosphere has contributed to its status among genre enthusiasts.

Collectors will find Them available on several physical formats including VHS, DVD, Blu-ray, and others. Each format offers a way to experience the film's atmospheric sound design and stark cinematography. The film’s relatively short runtime and contained setting make it an efficient addition to any collection focused on European horror or home invasion narratives.