A psychiatrist plagued by guilt after her daughter’s death returns to work, refusing medication while tracking a sadistic serial torturer alongside her ex-husband, a police detective. As she descends into paranoia, the line between sanity and madness blurs, and her own demons may be the most terrifying threat of all. With each gruesome clue, the case begins to mirror her own fractured mind, pulling her into a chilling web of obsession and violence. Can she solve the case before she becomes the next victim of her own tortured psyche?
User Reviews
“The atmosphere is genuinely unsettling, and the lead actress really sells the mental unraveling. It's not perfect, but the tension never lets up. Definitely worth a watch if you like psychological horror.”
“I wanted to like this more. The premise is great, but the pacing felt slow in the middle. A few good scares, but it didn't fully deliver on its potential.”
“Drowning has some truly creepy moments, especially the psychological breakdown scenes. But I felt the plot was a bit predictable. Still, it's a decent watch for a quiet night.”
“Not enough gore for my taste, and the story felt a bit derivative. The acting was okay, but I wasn't invested. There are better horror movies out there.”































































