In the remote, windswept moors of Ireland, a grieving family seeks solace, only to find themselves haunted by an ancient malevolence in this chilling folk horror from director Ciaran Foy. Still reeling from a profound loss, a man moves his wife and daughter to an isolated rural cottage, hoping the stark beauty of the landscape will help them heal. Instead, they awaken a centuries-old entity known as the Shee, a vengeful spirit from local folklore that feeds on sorrow and regret. As the family’s fragile peace unravels, they must confront not only the spectral terror closing in around their home but also the hidden secrets and unresolved guilt that make them vulnerable. Blurring the lines between psychological grief and supernatural terror, the film crafts a deeply atmospheric nightmare where the past is never truly buried, and the most haunting shadows are the ones we carry within.