Human Resources

The film constructs its dread from the mundane, relying on the oppressive atmosphere of a common hardware store to explore existential anxiety. It builds a convincing world where every screwdriver and paint can feels like a potential artifact of horror, masterfully blurring the line between workplace monotony and supernatural terror.

What lingers after the credits roll is a profound unease about the spaces we occupy daily, and the hidden histories they might contain. The true horror isn't in the jump scare, but in the unsettling quiet that follows. — MovieFinder Editorial