There's Something Wrong with the Children

• Horror
• Mystery

A creeping dread permeates this psychological thriller as a weekend getaway unravels, not through typical horror tropes, but through subtly unsettling shifts in children’s behavior. The film excels at building atmosphere—a sense of idyllic suburban life fracturing under the weight of an unseen corruption. It's less about jump scares and more about a mounting, insidious paranoia as a father’s growing suspicion that something is deeply *wrong* with the neighborhood children is dismissed as post-partum anxiety and stress. The narrative cleverly plays with the anxieties of parenthood, and the fragility of trust within long-standing friendships, creating a uniquely disturbing exploration of how easily innocence can be tainted and reality questioned.