A weekend getaway turns into a nightmare for a group of college friends when they rent a remote house plagued by unsettling noises and shadows that seem to move on their own. When a mysterious drug from Amsterdam arrives at their party, they’re faced with a terrifying choice: swallow the pill to confront the spectral presence directly, or cower in the dark as the haunting escalates. As hallucinations blur the line between reality and nightmare, the friends must uncover the truth behind the house’s dark history before they lose their minds—or worse. ‘Hallucinogen’ is a mind-bending chiller that explores the fragility of perception and the terrifying power of the unknown.
User Reviews
“I loved the psychedelic horror vibe. The atmosphere was genuinely unsettling, and the premise really hooked me. Some scenes dragged a bit, but the ending was a trip I won't forget.”
“Decent indie horror with a clever concept. Acting was a bit uneven, but the sound design and visuals were effective. Reminded me of 'A Field in England' but not as polished.”
“For me, it started strong but lost steam in the middle. The 'hallucination' effects were cool, but the plot got a little too confusing. Could have been scarier.”
“This one took me by surprise. The way it plays with perception is genius. I was genuinely creeped out, and the slow burn really paid off. Underrated gem for sure!”































































