Flowers

A hauntingly surreal descent into limbo where six murdered women confront death and memory beneath their killer’s home.

• Defies conventional narrative with dreamlike, fragmented storytelling that unsettles more than shocks.
• A meditation on trauma, guilt, and the afterlife that leans into atmospheric dread over jump scares.
• Ideal for fans of experimental horror and filmmakers like David Lynch or Jennifer Kent’s early work.
• Practical effects and stark, claustrophobic settings amplify a suffocating sense of entrapment and unease.