Refuge

A tense blend of psychological and supernatural horror that probes the battle scars of war and trauma with an unsettling mystery at its core.

• Anchored by a solid lead performance navigating PTSD and paranoia with grit and nuance.
• Uses its military-homecoming setup to explore how unseen forces echo real-world trauma.
• The mysterious antagonist leans into effective creature design that keeps the threat palpable.
• Not flawless — some narrative threads feel undercooked — but the atmosphere and stakes hold steady.