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When 17-year-old Gretchen and her family relocate to a remote Alpine resort, she senses an unsettling wrongness beneath the serene facade. The staff’s eerie hospitality, her father’s strange new colleague, and a mysterious woman haunting the woods all point to a sinister conspiracy. As reality begins to warp, Gretchen uncovers a chilling truth about the resort and her own family, plunging into a nightmare where no one – including herself – is what they seem. Cuckoo is a slow-burning, atmospheric horror that preys on the fear of losing control, with a haunting performance by Hunter Schafer.
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What is Cuckoo about?
When 17-year-old Gretchen and her family relocate to a remote Alpine resort, she senses an unsettling wrongness beneath the serene facade. The staff's eerie hospitality, her father's strange new colleague, and a mysterious woman haunting the woods all point to a sinister conspiracy. As reality...
When was Cuckoo released?
Cuckoo was released in 2024.
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User Reviews
MidnightMarauder93 – 7/10
“I loved the eerie atmosphere and the unsettling vibes throughout. Hunter Schafer was great, but the plot gets a bit convoluted in the middle. Still, the creepy finale made it worth the watch.”
CelluloidScream – 5/10
“It had moments of genuine creepiness, but the pacing dragged and I felt the story tried to do too much. The weird sound design and visuals were cool, but it didn't come together for me.”
HauntingHarriet – 6/10
“For me, the strength is in the mood and the lead performance. The mystery is intriguing, but the reveals felt rushed. Good watch for slow-burn horror fans, just don't expect constant scares.”
GrimReaperFan – 4/10
“I was bored for most of it. The creepiness felt forced and the plot was confusing. I admire what they tried to do, but it didn't scare me or make me care much. Disappointing for me.”
