David and Georgina are on the brink of financial ruin when a letter from a long-lost relative offers a lifeline: an inheritance of Cottonwood, a sprawling Victorian mansion with a haunted past as an orphanage. Eager to start fresh, they pack up their lives and move in, unaware that the house’s dark secrets are about to awaken. As days pass, whispers in the halls and shadows that shift on their own begin to unravel the family’s sanity, leading them to uncover a history of abuse and tragedy that refuses to stay buried. Now, they must confront the malevolent presence that wants to make them its new permanent residents, or become the next victims of Cottonwood’s sinister legacy.
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David and Georgina are on the brink of financial ruin when a letter from a long-lost relative offers a lifeline: an inheritance of Cottonwood, a sprawling Victorian mansion with a haunted past as an orphanage. Eager to start fresh, they pack up their lives and...
When was The Haunting of Cottonwood released?
The Haunting of Cottonwood was released in 2024.
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User Reviews
“I loved every creepy minute of this film! The atmosphere in Cottonwood is thick with dread, and the way the haunting gradually unravels kept me on edge. The acting was superb, especially the kids, who made the terror feel all too real.”
“Solid ghost story with a genuinely unsettling vibe. It leans a bit on classic haunted house tropes, but the family dynamics and slow burn pacing worked for me. Those shadowy figures in the background? Chilling!”
“It had some good scares, but I felt the backstory could have been explored more. The orphanage reveal was interesting, though. For me, the first half was stronger than the third act, which got a bit predictable.”
“Not heavy on gore, but it doesn't need to be—the psychological terror is what got me. The sound design alone gave me goosebumps. I'd recommend it to anyone who likes atmospheric horror with a strong emotional core.”

























































































