In the unsettling horror film Yellow Eyes, directed by Jesse Korman, a young woman inherits her estranged grandmother's decaying rural estate, hoping to start a new life away from her troubled past. But the creaking halls and overgrown grounds harbor a malevolent presence, and she soon discovers that the house's dark history is not content to stay buried. As she begins to restore the property, she is plagued by terrifying visions and a growing sense that something is watching her from the shadows, its gaze marked by a sickly, glowing yellow. The line between inherited madness and supernatural reality blurs as she uncovers family secrets that suggest a curse has been passed down through the bloodline. With her sanity fraying and the entity growing bolder, she must confront the terrifying truth of her ancestry before the yellow eyes claim her as their next victim. Produced by Joe Swanberg, Jordan Yale Levine, and Jordan Beckerman, this atmospheric chiller from writer Mickey Solis builds a slow-burning dread that culminates in a primal fight for survival against an evil that refuses to die.