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The Surrender (2025): When Love Becomes a Cage and Death Offers No Escape

Julia Max’s “The Surrender” (2025) starring Colby Minifie and Kate Burton delivers psychological horror that examines toxic family relationships through the lens of supernatural resurrection. When patriarch Robert dies, his widow Barbara and daughter Megan perform a brutal ritual to bring him back, only to discover some monsters are better left dead. This Shudder exclusive combines beautiful cinematography with devastating emotional truth about cycles of abuse and the mythology we create around toxic love. A must-watch for fans of elevated horror that prioritizes psychological terror over cheap scares.

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It Feeds Review: When Wolves Feast on Sheep’s Clothing

It Feeds review: Chad Archibald’s psychological horror explores trauma, family therapy, and supernatural predation. Ashley Greene leads this atmospheric Black Fawn Films thriller about entities that feed on human vulnerability and the dangerous territory between helping and enabling.

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Phobia: A Claustrophobic Mind Maze That Stumbles in Shadows

Phobia 2013: Jonathan MacKinlay is stuck at home, trapped not by walls, but by his own fear. Ever since the crash that took his wife, he’s lived the same lifeless routine, every day blending into the next. But lately, something feels…off. Dark visions creep in, nightmares that don’t fade when he wakes. Is his mind playing tricks on him, or is something truly sinister closing in?

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Terrified (2017) Review – Stylish Horror With Emotional Distance

They said it would scare me silly, but Terrified unsettled me instead. With levitating bodies, undead children, and a whole lot of calm denial, this Argentine horror is more tonally fascinating than flat-out frightening. I wasn’t terrified, but I was deeply intrigued. #motherofmovies

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“Grafted” Review – Beauty is Skin Deep, but Psychosis Goes All the Way Down

Face-swapping isn’t just sci-fi anymore, Grafted delivers a vicious spiral of ambition, betrayal, and identity theft with a scalpel in one hand and no conscience in the other.