Ciaran The Demon Hunter

A gloomy, low-budget possession thriller that plods through its conspiracy with more ambition than chills.

A patchy collection of jump-scare hauntings that feels cheap and repetitive, offering little beyond routine supernatural dread.

A slow, dread-soaked descent into a family's nightmare, anchored by cold realism and a profound sense of spiritual crisis.

A rushed, low-budget possession race that leans on familiar exorcism beats for easy scares.

A short, grim plunge into a killer's delusion, unsettling and claustrophobic from the first frame.

A moody, low-budget vampire tale that mixes rebellious romance with a lingering sense of entrapment.

A grim, low-key character study of a man worn down by a job nobody else can do, more sad than scary.

A slow, grim possession tale that leans on dread and sudden shocks rather than spectacle.

A grimy, low-budget occult chiller that trades polish for a queasy, oppressive atmosphere and creeping dread.

A somber, slow-burning descent into doubt and dread, where faith is tested and every quiet scene carries an uneasy weight.

A grim, slow possession tale that grinds toward despair, offering little relief and a heavy sense of helplessness.

A slow, unsettling descent into a small town's demonic siege, seen through a childlike mind, mixing dread with strange tenderness.