I Heard It Too

A claustrophobic descent into parental dread where the boundary between protection and paranoia blurs into spectral menace.

• Taps into primal fears of motherhood and the uncanny, turning domestic spaces into psychological trapdoors.
• Minimalist storytelling leverages silence and subtle sound design to unsettle rather than shock—a slow burn with real teeth.
• Perfect for fans of folk-tinged, atmospheric horror that leans on mood over gore—think early Jennifer Kent or minimalist Scandinavian chills.
• Practical effects and restrained performances keep the terror grounded, making every whispered call feel like a step closer to madness.