Behold
On the eve of divorce, a couple tries to divide their lives without destroying each other only to find their house doing the destroying for them. As resentment curdles into terror, an unseen presence weaponizes their memories, turning every room into a confession booth.
Behold! is a slow burn domestic horror that treats a failing marriage like a haunting. The film follows a husband and wife over a handful of long, sleepless days as they pack boxes, sign papers and trade brittle courtesies. Their home once all future plans and fresh paint now feels waterlogged with what went unsaid. A loose door hinge becomes a metronome for anxiety. The kitchen light hums just a hair off pitch. Phone recordings pick up a second voice a breath behind theirs.
Cast & Credits
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Cast: Llana Barron, Bryan Scamman, Minna Brighton
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Director: Mehran Torgoley
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Country: United States
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Genres: Drama, Horror, Thriller
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Release: 2025
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Duration: Feature (runtime TBA)
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