In the opulent, shadow-draped halls of an elite art auction, celebrated painter Kai Lee’s world shatters when two enigmatic young women approach him, claiming to be his long-lost daughters. What begins as an uneasy reunion spirals into a nightmarish descent into Kai’s buried past, where every brushstroke hides a lie and every memory is a potential weapon. As the boundaries between victim and predator blur, Kai must confront the terrifying truth of his own identity before his carefully constructed life crumbles into madness. A chilling psychological thriller that will leave you questioning every smile, every secret, and every bond of blood.
User Reviews
“The atmosphere in Daddy-O is incredibly unsettling from the first scene. The way the director builds tension using the art auction setting is genius. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time, and the ending really got under my skin.”
“I liked the premise, but I felt the pacing dragged a bit in the middle. Still, the performances were solid and the psychological twist caught me off guard. It's a solid horror movie for a quiet night in.”
“There's a kind of slow-burning dread that builds up in Daddy-O that I haven't felt in a while. It's not your typical jump-scare fest; it's more about the emotional horror. The father-daughter angle added a creepy layer that made it unforgettable.”
“This film made me feel so uneasy in the best way. The writing is sharp, and the way the plot unravels is genuinely frightening. I appreciated that it explored identity and redemption without being too heavy-handed. Highly recommend to anyone who loves a good psychological horror.”





























































