When two sisters inherit a crumbling funeral parlor from their wealthy burgher ancestors, they hope to revive the family’s century-old legacy. But as they delve into the business, they uncover a sinister undercurrent lurking beneath the surface. The eerie silence of the embalming room, the whispers of the dead, and the unsettling behavior of the townsfolk hint at a darkness that is far from ordinary. As the sisters struggle to keep the parlor afloat, they realize that some secrets are better left buried, and the true reason for the business’s decline may be more terrifying than they ever imagined. A haunting tale of family, legacy, and the macabre, ‘Que Sera’ will leave you questioning what lies beyond the veil of death.
User Reviews
“I wasn't sure what to expect, but the atmosphere really drew me in. The sisters' dynamic felt real, and the creeping dread was well done. It's not perfect, but for a slow-burn horror, it hit the right notes.”
“The premise had potential, but it felt a bit too slow for me. The scares were more psychological than visceral, which might appeal to some, but I wanted a bit more action. Still, the setting was unique and had a nice eerie vibe.”
“For me, this movie was a gem. The funeral home setting was perfect, and the way the directors built tension gave me chills. The performances were solid, and the ending left me thinking. Definitely worth watching if you're into subtle horror.”
“I appreciate what they were trying to do, but the pacing was a big letdown. The story dragged in the middle, and the scares were few and far between. Maybe I'm used to more modern horror, but this felt like a missed opportunity.”






























































