Years after a tragic accident on a desolate train line claimed the life of young Morris, his childhood friends have moved on, burying the guilt and grief deep within. But the past refuses to stay buried: when a series of unsettling occurrences begins to plague them, they realize Morris’s restless spirit may be back, seeking a reckoning. As they are drawn back to the haunting tracks, the line between guilt and supernatural vengeance blurs, and each friend must confront the secrets they’ve kept. A tense, atmospheric thriller that slowly tightens its grip, ‘Morris’ explores the horrifying consequences of unresolved trauma and the terrifying possibility that the dead don’t forget.
User Reviews
“I'm a sucker for ghost stories with a psychological edge, and this one delivered. The atmosphere was thick with dread, and the way the past slowly creeped back in felt genuinely unsettling. Not perfect, but solidly creepy.”
“The set-up was promising, but it dragged in the middle for me. Some good jumps and a creepy premise, but the scares were a bit thin. If you're after pure horror, you might be let down.”
“I liked the focus on guilt and how the friends' past comes back to haunt them. The acting was decent and the train tracks setting was unique. It's a slow burn, but the payoff was decent.”
“Honestly, I found it boring at times. The characters were annoying and I didn't really care what happened to them. The ghost effects were pretty basic, and it didn't leave me feeling scared at all.”






























































