Chateau Neuf

About This Movie

Chateau Neuf (2025) is an intriguing piece of work that plays with the boundaries of horror and absurdity. The film’s atmosphere is steeped in an eerie sense of dread, heightened by the gritty realism of Oslo’s brutalist architecture. It’s an anthology, but it feels strangely cohesive, threading together the lives of different associations within the building—think Pizza and beer enthusiasts caught in a web of existential crises. The pacing is a bit uneven, which adds to that unsettling feeling. The guard’s mundane duties morph into something sinister, blending practical effects with improvisation which gives this film a unique texture. Performances vary, some hit the mark beautifully while others feel a bit off, lending to its raw charm.

Explores unconventional horror themes.Improvised performances add a raw feel.Atmospheric setting enhances the narrative.