Blind Malice is a psychological thriller indie film released in 2014, directed by James Cullen Bressack and starring Chelsey Garner and Kevin Makely. The movie tells the story of Karen (Chelsey Garner), a visually impaired teenager who goes to clean her family-owned rental property with her grandmother. While cleaning, Karen finds herself alone and starts experiencing a series of unexplainable events.
Haunted by childhood memories, Karen begins to realize that her family's past may be connected with the strange occurrences she is witnessing. As she struggles to uncover the truth, Karen's grip on reality starts to slip, and she becomes increasingly paranoid and fearful.
Meanwhile, her grandmother is nowhere to be found, and Karen is left to face her fears alone. Desperate to unravel the mystery behind the bizarre events, Karen sets out on a dangerous journey that ultimately leads her to confront the demons of her family's past.
As the plot unfolds, Blind Malice takes the viewer through a rollercoaster of emotions, raising questions about the nature of reality and the fragility of the human mind. With its tense atmosphere, well-crafted suspense, and intriguing storyline, Blind Malice is a must-watch for fans of psychological thrillers.
