2023·Horror·1h 30m
6.6
★
After struggling to start a family, Julie Rivers becomes pregnant and moves into a new home with her husband. She's ordered to mandatory bed rest, and begins seeing ghostly happenings throughout the house.
Directed by Lori Evans Taylor
pregnancy
old house
family tragedy
Trailer
IMDB
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Cast
Melissa Barrera
Julie Rivers
Guy Burnet
Daniel Rivers
Edie Inksetter
Delmy Walker
Sebastian Billingsley-Rodriguez
Four-year-old Kinsey
Erik Athavale
Dr. Meadows
Kristen Sawatzky
Melandra Kinsey
Koen Schneiderat
Seven-year-old Kinsey
Paul Essiembre
Dean Whittier
Marina Stephenson Kerr
Mrs. Whittier
Diana Botelho-Urbanski
Clinic Nurse
Kristen Harris
OB-GYN
Stephanie Sy
Nurse
Crew
Lori Evans Taylor
Director
Lori Evans Taylor
Writer
William Sherak
Producer
Lori Evans Taylor
Producer
Paul Neinstein
Producer
James Vanderbilt
Producer
Melissa Barrera
Producer
Chris Sparling
Executive Producer
Kristen Sawatzky
Stunt Coordinator
Finn McCager Higgins
Stunts
Popular Reviews
131 reviews
judith
6.0★ · 06/05/26
hay muchas cosas que no tienen sentido en la historia, pero no me parece tan mala. fue entretenida, dió miedo hasta cierto punto, y se sentía la tensión.
hay muchas cosas que no tienen sentido en la historia, pero no me parece tan mala. fue entretenida, dió miedo hasta cierto punto, y se sentía la tensión.
Riley Voss
4.0★ · 03/19/26
la fin est cool
la fin est cool
Alfred HitchTOK
5.0★ · 02/09/26
A pedestrian spooker, exclusive to Tubi of all places, sees Barrera as an expectant mother who after a fall is consigned to 24/7 titular bed rest. But despite an array of snacks and books and a nifty grabber for those hard to reach items, her rest is troubled by the appearance of a spooky child who may or may not be the ghost of her son…
This hits a lot of familiar beats, with an is it real or is she just losing her shit narrative structure, a few decent bait and switch moments as to what the true motive of the possible supernatural entity is and the unintentionally (or in this case maybe a little intentionally) gaslighting husband, here in the form of beardy brit Guy Bernett.
Props to Barrera for at least making such re-tread material halfway decent and watchable.
The highlight being that moment when she refers to herself in the third person as Mommy. Ahem.
This hits a lot of familiar beats, with an is it real or is she just losing her shit narrative structure, a few decent bait and switch moments as to what the true motive of the possible supernatural entity is and the unintentionally (or in this case maybe a little intentionally) gaslighting husband, here in the form of beardy brit Guy Bernett.
Props to Barrera for at least making such re-tread material halfway decent and watchable.
The highlight being that moment when she refers to herself in the third person as Mommy. Ahem.
A pedestrian spooker, exclusive to Tubi of all places, sees Barrera as an expectant mother who after a fall is consigned to 24/7 titular bed rest. But despite an array of snacks and books and a nifty grabber for those hard to reach items, her rest is troubled by the appearance of a spooky child who may or may not be the ghost of her son…
This hits a lot of familiar beats, with an is it real or is she just losing her shit narrative structure, a few decent bait and switch moments as to what the true motive of the possible supernatural entity is and the unintentionally (or in this case maybe a little intentionally) gaslighting husband, here in the form of beardy brit Guy Bernett.
Props to Barrera for at least making such re-tread material halfway decent and watchable.
The highlight being that moment when she refers to herself in the third person as Mommy. Ahem.
This hits a lot of familiar beats, with an is it real or is she just losing her shit narrative structure, a few decent bait and switch moments as to what the true motive of the possible supernatural entity is and the unintentionally (or in this case maybe a little intentionally) gaslighting husband, here in the form of beardy brit Guy Bernett.
Props to Barrera for at least making such re-tread material halfway decent and watchable.
The highlight being that moment when she refers to herself in the third person as Mommy. Ahem.
Max Ironman
3.0★ · 12/30/25
Not sure about you but 58 days of bed rest sounds like heaven
Not sure about you but 58 days of bed rest sounds like heaven
FrigginTandy
3.0★ · 12/30/25
Not sure about you but 58 days of bed rest sounds like heaven
Not sure about you but 58 days of bed rest sounds like heaven