Strayed

A slow-burn found-footage dive into urban decay and unseen menace that tests patience as much as nerves.

• Rooted in Mexico City’s urban landscape, it’s a rare glimpse at horror outside the usual American or European settings.
• The abandoned bathhouse setting turns sterile tile and dripping water into a claustrophobic character itself.
• Minimalist scares and long takes demand patience—this is for fans who savor atmosphere over jump scares.
• The film’s pacing and uneven payoff may frustrate, but the creeping dread and raw, unpolished style capture a true sense of disorientation.