In the suffocating quiet of new motherhood, a desperate woman finds herself unraveling under the relentless demands of breastfeeding, her sanity fraying with each sleepless night. When a sinister old woman offers a folkloric ‘cure,’ the fragile bond between mother and child becomes a conduit for something ancient and malevolent. As the curse takes hold, what once was nourishing turns nightmarish, and the line between maternal love and monstrous obsession blurs. Feed is a chilling descent into the dark heart of maternal duty, where the whispers of folklore hide a hunger that cannot be satisfied. Prepare for a slow-burn horror that will leave you questioning the price of sustenance.






























































