Homebound (2022)
Homebound
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"Homebound" is a twisted psychological thriller that follows Holly and her new husband as they travel to meet his estranged family in the countryside. However, things take a dark turn when they discover his ex-wife is missing, and the children are behaving strangely. Directed by Sebastian Godwin, the film is a slow-burn that keeps you on the edge of your seat with its eerie atmosphere and suspenseful plot. The performances by Aisling Loftus and Tom Goodman-Hill are impressive, and the supporting cast also delivers solid performances. The cinematography and production design are top-notch, creating a haunting and unsettling setting that adds to the film's overall atmosphere. While the film may not be for everyone, fans of psychological thrillers and horror will appreciate the tension and mystery that "Homebound" delivers. Overall, "Homebound" is a well-crafted and chilling film that will leave you questioning what is real and what is not.
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A trip to the countryside turns frightening for a father and his new fiancée when they arrive to find his ex-wife is missing and the kids acting strange.
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