Animus

The film constructs its dread by subverting the typical ghost-hunt narrative, replacing spectral threats with a visceral, human predator. It relies on the claustrophobic setting of the abandoned hospital to amplify a sense of inescapable danger.

What lingers after the credits is not a supernatural chill, but the unsettling notion that the most terrifying monsters wear human skin. The found-footage aesthetic serves a straightforward, brutal purpose here. — MovieFinder Editorial