Seagull

About This Movie

Seagull brings a raw and unsettling vibe to the horror-drama genre, capturing the eerie essence of The English Riviera at night. It’s got a haunting atmosphere that lingers, accentuated by practical effects that really ground the supernatural elements in a gritty reality. The pacing is deliberate, almost languid, which heightens the tension as we follow our protagonist—a recovering addict—navigating this bizarre evening. The performances have a rough, authentic quality that pulls you in, making you feel the character's struggles. Themes of addiction and redemption are woven tightly throughout, but it's the peculiar occurrences that really set it apart. Not your typical horror flick; it leans more into the psychological than the visceral, which keeps you thinking long after the credits roll.

Strong emphasis on practical effects.Pacing intentionally slow, heightening tension.Themes centered on addiction and personal struggle.