Gentrification horror where the monster is systemic — and it's already inside the house.
In a black suburb, a couple begins to notice that their neighbours are disappearing and white people are moving in. They soon discover something much more unpalatable.
Acting
Cara Ricketts carries mounting dread in every micro-expression.
Direction
Evans makes banal spaces feel increasingly hostile — suburban gaslighting as craft.
Director
Tyler Mckenzie Evans
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Part of a wave of 2020s Black horror (His House, Master) using genre to literalize systemic racism as supernatural threat.
The 16-minute runtime isn't compression — it's the point. Gentrification happens fast once it starts, and resistance windows close quicker than feature films admit.
CA
US
