Curated Psychological Horror

Four directors, four very different approaches to the same source material. At least two of the segments are legitimately great.

August 2006. As a reserve caretaker on patrol, you check phototraps and monitor cameras — but you're not the only one watching.

Adelaide Wilson and her family encounter perfect doppelgangers of themselves at their Santa Cruz vacation home. The confrontation that follows opens into a larger mystery.

David and Amy Fox check into a remote motel and find a stack of tapes that contain footage of previous guests being murdered in the same room.

A late-night motel stop goes wrong when the host starts acting strange and the place itself starts to feel less like shelter and more like a trap.

Chloe moves to Bucharest for work and notices a man who seems to track her movements with a consistency that feels like threat.

We Bury the Dead follows a group whose approach to the deceased conflicts with what the deceased become.

Multiple teenagers in a Connecticut suburb are each connected to a single act of violence in ways that unfold across the film.

Heather Langenkamp, who played Nancy in the original Elm Street, finds herself having experiences that suggest Freddy was never entirely fictional.

Three backpackers get stranded in the Australian outback and accept help from a local who knows the area very well.

A women's soccer team survives a plane crash in the Canadian wilderness. What they do to stay alive is something they've spent twenty-five years trying not to think about.