After a near-fatal car crash, art professor Daniel’s grip on reality begins to fray. Seeking solace, he retreats into a passionate affair with a young student, and together they flee to an isolated mountain house. But their promised peace is shattered by the relentless noise of a road crew and the unsettling presence of three enigmatic men. As Daniel’s paranoia curdles into obsession, the line between madness and menace blurs, and the quiet retreat becomes a chilling descent into terror.
User Reviews
“This one takes its time, but the slow burn really pays off. The isolation and paranoia get under your skin, and the climax is genuinely unsettling. A hidden gem from the 70s.”
“The premise is solid, but the execution felt a bit dated. The acting is okay, but the pacing dragged for me. I appreciate the atmospheric tension, though it didn't fully deliver on scares.”
“I loved how the director built unease through sound and silence. The three road workers are creepier than any ghost. Definitely a must-watch for fans of psychological horror.”
“It tries to be a mind-bender, but I just found it confusing. The main character's descent didn't feel believable to me. Some good shots, but overall it didn't leave a mark.”





























































