In Trust, a taut psychological thriller directed by Carlson Young, Sophie Turner trades dragons and mutants for something far grittier—a panic room, a hacked iCloud, and a pregnancy that raises more questions than stakes. Set in the rural outskirts of Redlands, California, the film aims for visceral tension and trauma survival but lands somewhere between earnest ambition and overwrought genre mashup. Turner plays Lauren, a Hollywood starlet in hiding after a scandal leaves her life—and her trust—shattered.

Take From Me, the feature debut from writer and director West Eldredge, is a slow-burning horror-thriller that weaves grief, temptation, and psychological tension into a story that sticks with you. Originally known under the title Love Dogs, the film follows John, a widowed Appalachian man portrayed with quiet intensity by Ethan McDowell. Still reeling from loss, John finds himself drawn to a mysterious young woman, Elizabeth, played by Kyla Dyan, who purchases his old farmhouse. As John becomes increasingly tethered to her, a local disappearance unsettles the town, leading the police captain to suspect a darker presence lurking beneath the surface of their seemingly quiet community.

Anthony Knasas’s The Anger is a fierce, emotionally charged revenge thriller that strikes with precision, both in its message and execution. Following the relentless torment of an innocent teen, the film pivots into a blood-soaked reckoning as a group of bullies begins to face the consequences. What sets it apart is how it blends social commentary with shocking twists and visual flair, delivering a deeply unsettling experience that lingers.