Dagon

• Fantasy
• Horror
• Thriller

A chilling descent into isolation and ancient horror unfolds as a couple’s idyllic sailing trip crashes against the shores of Imboca, a Spanish village steeped in unsettling traditions and shadowed by the sea. Beyond the crumbling facades and wary glances of the locals lies a terrifying truth: a devoted, centuries-old worship of Dagon, a monstrous oceanic deity, and the horrifying reality of his hybrid offspring. The film eschews jump scares for a creeping, claustrophobic dread, focusing on a man’s unraveling sanity as he’s hunted through labyrinthine streets and forced to confront the blasphemous devotion at the heart of the town – a devotion fueled not just by fear, but by a perverse hope for salvation. It’s a uniquely atmospheric horror experience, drawing deeply from Lovecraftian lore but framed as a desperate, personal fight for survival against an inescapable, primordial evil.