Dagr

The events unfold in contemporary times, reflected in the use of smartphones, tablets, and video journals. The plot centers on modern media culture—YouTubers filming pranks, a film crew documenting a commercial, and the lure of online attention. The setting relies on current technological tropes to blur the line between fiction and reality while escalating peril.

A remote manor house sits in the countryside and becomes the central hub for the heist and ensuing horror. The nearby village carries rumors of occult activity that hint at a dark past tied to the house and its original druidic owner. The setting shifts from tranquil rural landscapes to claustrophobic interiors filled with cameras, echoes of chanting, and hidden dangers.

🕵️ Truth vs Illusion

The film blurs the line between a prank and real danger as Thea and Louise's anti-consumerist stunt feeds into a deadly mystery. Found footage and staged moments invite the audience to question what is real and what is scripted. The consequences of deception escalate beyond the camera, revealing how easily perception can be manipulated.

👻 Occult Haunting

The manor's occult history and the druidic sacrifices anchor the horror, suggesting that past rituals persist in the present. A robed figure and ritual killings imply a supernatural force tied to the house itself. The film uses these elements to probe whether fear comes from history or from the characters' actions.

🎥 Fame and Footage

The YouTubers' quest for attention propels them toward dangerous stunts and ethical compromises. The film crew's documentary frame collapses as real danger intrudes, turning footage into a weapon. As characters die one by one, the story critiques how media hunger can blind people to consequences.