After her father's death, a grieving young girl moves to Rock Springs, Wyoming with her mother and grandmother, only to discover something monstrous hidden in the town’s history and the woods behind their new house.
Directed by Vera Miao
wyoming, usa
supernatural
death of father
woods
supernatural horror
horror
IMDB
N/A
Letterboxd
3.0 / 5
Cast
Kelly Marie Tran
Emily
Benedict Wong
Ah Tseng
Jimmy O. Yang
He Yew
Fiona Fu
Nai Nai
Ricky He
Hoy Yat
Cardi Wong
Tse Choy
Mark Krysko
Eli
Dimitry Tsoy
Chin Sing
Tanja Dixon-Warren
Donna Washington
Patrick Chan
Quan Sing
Mel Tuck
Older Man
Geoff Scovell
Hunter #3
Crew
Vera Miao
Director
Vera Miao
Screenplay
Stephen Feder
Producer
Vera Miao
Producer
Kelly Marie Tran
Executive Producer
Benedict Wong
Executive Producer
Jennifer Clarke
Stunt Coordinator
Crystal Yu
Co-Executive Producer
Jason Bell
Stunts
Lisa Chandler
Stunts
Mike Kovac
Stunts
Mark Krysko
Stunts
Popular Reviews
16 reviews
Emma Davis
3.0★ · 02/01/26
really such a bummer because the ideas were so good! i just really could not connect to any of the characters in the present day timeline and was really struggling to stay engaged.
really such a bummer because the ideas were so good! i just really could not connect to any of the characters in the present day timeline and was really struggling to stay engaged.
Jacob
8.0★ · 01/31/26
Good Thing I Don’t Know How To Whistle
Good Thing I Don’t Know How To Whistle
Spencer Rutledge
7.0★ · 01/31/26
Overall thought this was pretty good. It takes a little bit to find itself and has some uneven performances but the ending is incredibly impactful. Another Sundance movie that is shot beautifully! These DP’s can’t miss!
Sundance Feature Film #3
Overall thought this was pretty good. It takes a little bit to find itself and has some uneven performances but the ending is incredibly impactful. Another Sundance movie that is shot beautifully! These DP’s can’t miss!
Sundance Feature Film #3
Reuben
6.0★ · 01/31/26
Singing “Chinese Japanese dirty knees” to someone is actually insane(ly funny).
Singing “Chinese Japanese dirty knees” to someone is actually insane(ly funny).
Ker Malkin Gesulga
6.0★ · 01/30/26
I love what this is going for. It’s a little disjointed structurally and thematically but it’s very well-acted.
I love what this is going for. It’s a little disjointed structurally and thematically but it’s very well-acted.
