Wrong Places

About This Movie

Wrong Places is an intriguing piece that dives into psychological horror. The film weaves a tense atmosphere with its eerie woodland setting, where every rustle in the trees feels like a lurking threat. The pacing is deliberate, allowing that creeping dread to settle in as the author and backpacker become aware of their stalkers. The father-son duo adds a chilling dynamic, their performances are unsettlingly compelling, almost too natural in their menace. Practical effects play a role in creating that raw sense of terror, grounding the supernatural elements. It’s distinctive in how it explores the intersection of inspiration and fear, pushing the characters to confront both their inner demons and the very real danger in the woods.

Explores themes of fear and inspiration · Engaging performances with a haunting father-son dynamic · Practical effects enhance the film's raw horror