Silhouette is a psychological horror film that explores the themes of grief, trauma, and guilt. The story revolves around Jack and Amanda Harms, a couple who move to a secluded cabin in the woods following the death of their daughter Sarah. Jack, a troubled artist, struggles to come to terms with his grief and finds solace in his work, which involves creating macabre paintings inspired by his daughter's death.
As they settle into their new home, strange occurrences begin to unravel around the couple. Amanda starts to experience vivid nightmares and visions of a mysterious figure looming outside their cabin. Jack, on the other hand, becomes increasingly obsessed with his work, as he surrenders himself to a dark artistic vision that seems to blur the lines between reality and imagination.
As the story progresses, the couple is forced to confront the haunting secrets of their past, including Jack's involvement in a traumatic incident that has left him scarred with guilt for years. As the tension builds and the ghosts of the past come back to claim their reckoning, Jack and Amanda must fight for their survival and try to rebuild their broken lives.
Silhouette is a gripping horror film that showcases strong performances from its lead cast, atmospheric cinematography, and effective scares. It paints a haunting portrait of grief and the destructive power of guilt that lingers long after the end credits roll.