Abbey Grace

A claustrophobic psychological horror that mines family trauma and obsessive isolation for creeping dread.

• A rare indie dive into agoraphobia and OCD as more than quirks—these conditions shape the very walls of the story.
• The slow-burn tension thrives on its domestic setting, turning a childhood home into a prison of secrets and paranoia.
• For fans of character-driven horror like *The Babadook* or *The Pact*, where the real monster is tangled in memory and mental illness.
• Practical effects are minimal, but the film’s unsettling atmosphere and intimate performances carry the unease.