Infernal

Infernal (2015) is a supernatural horror film that uses found footage techniques directed by Bryan Coyne. It delves into the disturbing downfall of a seemingly normal family as they battle with a force more sinister than they can understand. By combining the personal nature of home vides with rising fear, the film chillingly portrays demonic possession and family horror.

🎥 Trailer Vibes

The film trailer starts with an expectant couple documenting their lives which sets an innocent premise. This quickly changes as strange phenomena begin to take over their household. Shadows creep to places, whispers slip through empty spaces, and the daughter behaves in an unnatural manner. The found footage gimmick adds to the fear as every blaring camera angle spotlights an evil spectacle ready to emerge.

🌟 Cast Highlights

Andy Ostroff as Nathan: A dedicated husband who is deeply disturbed with his daughter’s actions.

Heather Adair as Sophia: Nathan’s wife comes to terms with the bizarre happenings inside their home.

Alyssa Koerner as Imogene: The couple’s daughter who’s unnerve behaviors are suggestive of possession.

📖 Synopsis

Nathan and Sophia are eager to experience this new stage in life that comes with welcoming their daughter, Imogene. Over time, however, Imogene displays strange behavior by staring blankly into space, talking in strange languages, and drawing symbols that are way beyond her age. Because of their concern, the couple starts to analyze their home videos to understand the situation better. Unfortunately, what they discover is far worse than they would have ever thought: a dark force is attached to their daughter, and it is not ready to release its grip.

Infernal creeps up on you with a creeping sense of fear, elegantly intertwined psychological horror and paranormal elements together to produce a feeling that one might consider to be simply impossible to stand – especially knowing that the truth of the matter is that something terrible is lurking well within the frame.