What happens when your only window to the world wants to break in?
Brent (Isaac Parker) has been locked in his house ever since the 'incident' that changed the landscape of the city and its population. It's wild on the 'outside' and humans have become feral in an attempt to survive. Though he's bored in his gilded cage, Brent knows it's best that he doesn't leave the safety of his home. One day, he sees a man (Eric) outside his window. The man (Cain Marko) is unkempt and primal but, through the window, he manages to convince Brent that things are better on the outside than he believes.
Acting
Parker's trembling restraint against Marko's feral charisma
Production
One location, maximum dread — the house becomes a character
Direction
Mills and Woods know exactly how long to keep you waiting
Director
Walden Woods
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
A rare post-apocalyptic thriller that uses queer desire as the engine for horror rather than titillation.
The 35-minute runtime was deliberately chosen to mirror the average length of a classic Twilight Zone episode — and it earns the comparison.
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