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Blog & StoriesWhen Bonnie is trapped in her family’s shuttered coffee shop during a surprise Covid lockdown, she discovers she isn’t alone. As the Hungry Ghost Festival approaches, the spirits of her deceased relatives come home, stirring up unresolved family secrets and long-buried guilt. With every flicker of the neon sign and every whisper from the kitchen, Bonnie must confront the past she’s been running from—before it’s too late. A tense, atmospheric ghost story that blends familial drama with creeping dread, perfect for those who like their scares slow-burning and personal.
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SpookySuzie – 7/10
“I wasn't sure what to expect, but this movie really got under my skin. The atmosphere was thick with dread, and the way the ghosts appeared felt so real. The ending left me thinking for days.”
NightOwl99 – 5/10
“It had some genuinely creepy moments, but the pacing was slow for me. The family drama sort of overshadowed the horror. I wish it had focused more on the ghosts and less on the emotional baggage.”
GhoulWatcher – 8/10
“I loved the blend of cultural tradition and modern reality. The hungry ghost concept was portrayed beautifully and terrifyingly. The lead actress did a great job – I felt her fear and desperation. A solid ghost story for genre fans.”
HorrorHoundMike – 6/10
“Decent entry into the pandemic horror subgenre. The scares were effective but not groundbreaking. The ghost makeup was impressive, but the dialogue was a bit stale at times. Worth a watch if you're bored.”
