Nina Kiri
Evy Babic

The host of a popular paranormal podcast becomes haunted by terrifying recordings mysteriously sent her way.

"A bold, sound-driven horror experiment that delivers immersive dread but splits opinion with its slow pace and low-key, ambiguous finale."
Sound design and atmosphere dominate the experience, with intricate audio work, subtle noises, and an oppressive sense of dread that many found genuinely frightening, especially on good speakers or headphones. Nina Kiri’s near one-woman performance is widely seen as committed and engaging, yet the sparse plot, very gradual build, and an ending that either feels abrupt or emotionally muted leave a significant portion of viewers underwhelmed.
TEASER: Think Undertone is scary? Wait till you hear what was going on outside the frame. From a director drinking his way through grief, to a set people swear was actually haunted, to fan wars over whether the “demon” is just unresolved trauma — this movie’s real-life backstory is juicier than any EVP tape.
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