Earworm (2026)

Austin, a young man unmoored by grief, compulsively revisits the bedroom where his ex-boyfriend murdered a former partner. The room now belongs to Eve, a guarded student whose quiet hostility masks her own damage. As Austin insinuates himself into her space, a tense, codependent dynamic forms — two damaged people orbiting a violence that refuses to stay in the past.

Set almost entirely within four walls, the film blends psychological horror with character study, asking whether a place can hold trauma like a stain, and whether the living can ever truly move on when the dead won't leave.