

2025·Horror·1h 42m
7.0
★







A woman’s search for a missing cryptzoologist leads to her own riveting cosmic quest for identity.
Directed by Kourtney Roy
folk horror
embarrassed

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Cast

Chloe Pirrie
Kay

Jeff Gladstone
Morgan

Jason Deline
Caleb

Ali Rusu-Tahir
Sasha

Kamantha Naidoo
Sarah

Jenna Hill
Betty

Pam Kearns
Starla Northstar

Jane Stanton
Maggie

Sara Southey
Avery Graham

Jennifer Copping
Drunk (The Amazing Gigi)

Moses Wamukoya
Food Truck Server

Sarah Hayward
Jackie
Crew

Cayne McKenzie
Original Music Composer

Josh Huculiak
Producer

Matt Drake
Post Production Supervisor
Popular Reviews
7 reviews
Silentluminary
2.0★ · 01/07/26

I'll be honest, I was not paying attention so I was very confused at all the gross slimy parts
I'll be honest, I was not paying attention so I was very confused at all the gross slimy parts
Andrea
2.0★ · 12/20/25

Freaky
Freaky
Kell
6.5★ · 05/08/25

what was scarier a cryptid that makes you ooze jizz or watching a grown man whimper and call himself a bad naughty boy.
also thanks letterboxd for inviting me to this exclusive toronto members screening. please invite me to more #letterboxdpresents :)
also thanks letterboxd for inviting me to this exclusive toronto members screening. please invite me to more #letterboxdpresents :)
what was scarier a cryptid that makes you ooze jizz or watching a grown man whimper and call himself a bad naughty boy.
also thanks letterboxd for inviting me to this exclusive toronto members screening. please invite me to more #letterboxdpresents :)
also thanks letterboxd for inviting me to this exclusive toronto members screening. please invite me to more #letterboxdpresents :)
Cames Jameron
8.7★ · 04/17/25

Watched for a Canadian Film Day event~
I absolutely loved Cryptids and Cryptozoology when I was growing up so I went in expecting to enjoy this and I totally did, lots of unique and bold female characters and even some gender diverse representation which made me and my bestie so happy to see. Kryptic blends folk and cosmic horror, doing it against a gorgeous lush forest backdrop and some nice rural locations filled with a diverse and vibrant ensemble. As I was watching it I questioned some of the logic, and still kind of am but the ending kinda solidified me not even needing to have everything explained, I commend the ambitious narrative that was told using a small indie budget, and i’m bumping my rating up a bit because the lead actress was SO good i’ve been thinking of her performance all day.
I absolutely loved Cryptids and Cryptozoology when I was growing up so I went in expecting to enjoy this and I totally did, lots of unique and bold female characters and even some gender diverse representation which made me and my bestie so happy to see. Kryptic blends folk and cosmic horror, doing it against a gorgeous lush forest backdrop and some nice rural locations filled with a diverse and vibrant ensemble. As I was watching it I questioned some of the logic, and still kind of am but the ending kinda solidified me not even needing to have everything explained, I commend the ambitious narrative that was told using a small indie budget, and i’m bumping my rating up a bit because the lead actress was SO good i’ve been thinking of her performance all day.
Watched for a Canadian Film Day event~
I absolutely loved Cryptids and Cryptozoology when I was growing up so I went in expecting to enjoy this and I totally did, lots of unique and bold female characters and even some gender diverse representation which made me and my bestie so happy to see. Kryptic blends folk and cosmic horror, doing it against a gorgeous lush forest backdrop and some nice rural locations filled with a diverse and vibrant ensemble. As I was watching it I questioned some of the logic, and still kind of am but the ending kinda solidified me not even needing to have everything explained, I commend the ambitious narrative that was told using a small indie budget, and i’m bumping my rating up a bit because the lead actress was SO good i’ve been thinking of her performance all day.
I absolutely loved Cryptids and Cryptozoology when I was growing up so I went in expecting to enjoy this and I totally did, lots of unique and bold female characters and even some gender diverse representation which made me and my bestie so happy to see. Kryptic blends folk and cosmic horror, doing it against a gorgeous lush forest backdrop and some nice rural locations filled with a diverse and vibrant ensemble. As I was watching it I questioned some of the logic, and still kind of am but the ending kinda solidified me not even needing to have everything explained, I commend the ambitious narrative that was told using a small indie budget, and i’m bumping my rating up a bit because the lead actress was SO good i’ve been thinking of her performance all day.
Xooniex
5.0★ · 06/19/25
