They/Them

About This Movie

They're at a conversion camp, and the atmosphere is tense, thick with dread. The film plays with psychological horror effectively, juxtaposing the campers' struggles against the backdrop of a killer lurking in the woods. It's got this eerie pacing, where the slow build-up really amplifies the unsettling moments. There's a real focus on the characters, their fears and identities—quite poignant for a horror flick. The practical effects, while not over-the-top, add a gritty realism to the scares. Performances feel raw and genuine, which helps ground the more outlandish elements. All of this combines to make for a distinctive take on the horror genre, where the real terror often lies within.

Interesting blend of horror and social commentary.Not your typical slasher film; more psychological.Character-driven narrative that stands out.