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Blog & StoriesWhen Alex inherits his late grandmother’s decaying estate in the remote countryside, he stumbles upon more than just cobwebs and old furniture: the body of a man who took his own life. Instead of alerting authorities, Alex makes the corpse part of his daily routine, wheeling it around in a rusty barrow as he completes his workouts. As days turn into weeks, the boundary between the living and the dead blurs, and Alex finds himself increasingly disconnected from the world of the living. Beautifully shot with a hauntingly quiet atmosphere, this indie horror weaves a tale of obsession and decay that will unsettle you long after the credits roll.
User Reviews
GoreHound – 8/10
“I loved the creepy atmosphere and the slow descent into madness. The wheelbarrow idea was weird but somehow hypnotic. Not many scares, but the dread is palpable.”
ScaryFan88 – 7/10
“The cinematography is stunning, and the acting is solid. It's more of a psychological study than a jump-scare fest, but it stuck with me. Worth a watch if you're into artsy horror.”
CinePhobia – 5/10
“I appreciate what they were going for, but it moved too slow for my taste. The concept is interesting but the execution felt a bit too abstract. Maybe I just didn't get it.”
NightOwl – 9/10
“This quietly disturbed me. It's not your typical horror, but the way it explores loneliness and attachment to the dead is brilliant. Beautifully shot, with a haunting score. Highly recommend.”
