Alone with You (2021) is a psychological horror film that follows Charlie (Emily Bennett), a young woman eagerly preparing for a romantic reunion with her girlfriend, Simone (Emma Myles). As she decorates their apartment and awaits Simone’s return, strange occurrences begin to unravel around her. Mysterious voices whisper through the walls, eerie shadows shift in the dimly lit space, and unsettling visions of her mother (Barbara Crampton) add to the creeping dread. As time passes, Charlie becomes trapped inside, with doors and windows inexplicably sealed shut, forcing her to confront a terrifying and surreal descent into paranoia and isolation.

What starts as a simple romantic anticipation spirals into a psychological nightmare, blurring the lines between reality and delusion. As Charlie’s grasp on sanity weakens, secrets about her relationship and past traumas emerge, revealing a disturbing truth lurking beneath her confinement. With its claustrophobic setting, haunting cinematography, and a gripping solo performance by Bennett, Alone with You crafts an unsettling exploration of grief, guilt, and self-destruction. The film keeps viewers on edge, using slow-building tension and eerie ambiguity to deliver a chilling, mind-bending horror experience.