In the unsettling indie horror ‘Marla’, a routine medical appointment spirals into a nightmare when a young woman visits a distant relative for an IUD insertion. What begins as a clinical procedure becomes a deranged act of violation, unleashing a creeping dread that latches onto Marla and everyone she holds dear. As the consequences of that grotesque betrayal unfold, the film weaves a tense web of psychological terror and visceral unease, proving that the most terrifying horrors can emerge from the most intimate of settings. Prepare for a slow-burning descent into madness where trust is shattered and blood runs cold.






























































