Catching up before it's leaving Shudder. A man returns to his recently deceased mother's house to pack things up. He begins to experience strange occurrences as he roams around the house and becomes convinced that her mother tries to contact him from the dead. I really enjoyed this one. It leans more towards mystery rather than horror. It depends on the atmosphere and mood to spook the audience instead of jumpscares or shocking imagery. Set in a single location full of creepy statues and artifacts, it manages to get under your skin and hugs you with discomfort. The score is done fantastically and it has great lighting and camera work to keep things interesting. The one and only performer is decent enough to carry the whole film. This is a melancholic slow-burn horror with decent scares that's worth checking out.