The House of Murderers is a psychological horror movie that revolves around the character of Erika, a transgender woman who seeks refuge in an old country house during a tumultuous stormy night. After escaping from her abusive boyfriend, Erika hopes to find solace and safety in the remote location of the house.
Initially, Erika finds the house to be a calming retreat, but as days pass by, she begins to experience strange occurrences that suggest the presence of supernatural forces at play within the walls of the house.
Voices and shadows become more prominent, and Erika soon learns from a local villager that the house has a dark history dating back to the Second World War. The house had once been occupied by a family of murderers who had carried out heinous crimes during the war.
Erika's attempts to unravel the mysteries surrounding the house lead her on a terrifying journey of self-discovery and confrontations with her deepest fears. As she delves deeper into the mysteries of the house, Erika comes face to face with the ghosts of the past, and the lines between reality and illusion become increasingly blurred.
The House of Murderers is a chilling horror movie that explores themes of trauma, mental illness, and the horrors of war. The movie manages to create a suspenseful atmosphere, which keeps the audience on the edge of their seats until the final resolution.
