The Haunting at Saint Joseph's

An engaged Muslim doctor, her fiancé, and their friends arrive at the secluded St. Joseph’s Guesthouse for what should be a relaxing holiday, only to find the place shrouded in a chilling history: centuries earlier it was the scene of an innocent sacrifice. At first subtle—whispered dissonances in the night, strange objects discovered, and mounting unease—the disturbances soon escalate, turning the guesthouse into a pressure cooker of fear and suspicion that refuses to let them leave unchanged.

As the group’s emotions spiral, the film blurs the line between supernatural terror and psychological breakdown; jealousy, guilt, and unresolved tensions are amplified until loyalties fray and reason unravels. With tense atmosphere and mounting dread, The Haunting at Saint Joseph’s examines how the past can haunt the present, forcing characters to confront both external horrors and the darker impulses within themselves.