In the hauntingly silent world of ‘Killahurtz’, a shy young woman teeters on the edge of deafness, finding solace in the intricate repair of headphones. But when rejection shatters her fragile world, her quiet obsession spirals into a sinister campaign of sabotage, turning everyday sounds into weapons of psychological torment. As her grip on reality loosens, the line between fixation and madness blurs, leaving a chilling trail of broken lives and twisted soundscapes in her wake. A gripping psychological thriller that explores the darkest recesses of the human mind, where the need for connection becomes a terrifying obsession.
User Reviews
“I wasn't prepared for how deeply this film got under my skin. The protagonist's descent into madness is both heartbreaking and terrifying. The sound design is phenomenal—you really feel her fear and isolation. Definitely a must-watch for psychological horror fans.”
“I loved the concept, though it's more of a slow burn than a jumpscare fest. The acting was superb, especially the lead. Some scenes were a bit too artsy for my taste, but the tension was palpable. A solid, eerie addition to the genre.”
“It had a great premise, but I felt the pacing lagged in the middle. The unsettling atmosphere was there, but the scares were more psychological than visceral. Still, the unique take on sound and rejection makes it worth a watch if you're into experimental horror.”
“As an audiophile, this movie hit all the right notes for me. The use of sound and silence was masterful. The protagonist's struggle felt real, and her transformation was genuinely disturbing. It's a rare gem that blends emotional depth with pure creepiness. Highly recommend.”































































