Little Devil

A grim, slow-burning horror that weighs you down with dread as a desperate man's windfall turns into a suffocating curse.

A damp, oppressive descent into avarice, drenched in rain and dread, that lingers like a curse long after it ends.

A grim, ritualistic descent that feels tense and unsettling, with a slow, ominous pull toward a moral abyss.

A haunting, claustrophobic experience that burrows under your skin, blending supernatural dread with raw, devastating grief.

A slow-creeping coastal ghost story that wraps you in glowing dread and small-town secrets.

A gleefully nasty carnival ride of jump scares and gross-out gags, cackling one moment and genuinely cruel the next.

A grimy, unsettling character study that blurs fantasy and reality, leaving you uneasy and fascinated by its lonely outsider.

A slow, oppressive descent into rural dread, where grief and guilt curdle into something sinister and inescapable.

A grim, low-budget possession tale that unsettles through raw atmosphere and a child's ordeal.

A wry, creaky portmanteau of moral fables where everyday greed meets supernatural punishment, delivered with British theatrical relish.

A slow, eerie folk-horror fable of greed and supernatural retribution, with a dreamlike, campy atmosphere and a brooding sense of doom.

A slow, uneasy descent into a haunted place where teenage bravado curdles into dread and personal ghosts feel as real as the spectral ones.