It Feeds

Psychic dread and personal grief intertwine in It Feeds, a moody horror film from Chad Archibald. Ashley Greene plays a clairvoyant therapist wrestling with her own demons even as she tries to help a young girl convinced a malevolent entity is feeding on her. The premise turns the act of healing into a battlefield, blurring the line between mental anguish and a genuine predatory presence, with Julian Richings adding to the film's unsettling texture.

This is an atmospheric, character-driven scare for viewers who like horror that probes inner wounds as much as outer monsters. The pacing leans toward simmering tension and emotional stakes, building dread rather than relying on constant shocks. Fans of supernatural chillers about trauma, intuition, and a parasitic evil will find it a satisfyingly creepy descent.