Proxy

About This Movie

Proxy (2025) dives deep into the psychological horror genre, drawing you into Daniel Brown's spiraling madness while house-sitting. The atmosphere is thick, almost suffocating at times, and really plays with that sense of isolation. Pacing feels deliberate, building tension effectively, almost like a slow burn that eventually ignites. The practical effects are noteworthy, adding a tangible quality to the unsettling moments. Performances are raw and haunting, especially as Daniel's grip on reality slips. It’s distinct in how it blends mental unraveling with horror, exploring themes of obsession and paranoia. There’s an authenticity here that resonates, making it stick with you long after the credits roll.

Explores obsession and paranoiaRaw performances enhance the atmosphereDistinctive practical effects contribute to horror