"She came to escape her past. But the house remembered everything."
House on Eden is a slow-burn psychological horror set in an idyllic countryside estate where time stands still—but the past refuses to stay buried. Laced with dread, beauty, and a deep sense of the uncanny, this is a gothic mystery where every room holds a secret, and every whisper feels like a warning.
When grieving psychiatrist Dr. Elara Voss (Rachel Weisz) retreats to the remote estate of Eden House after a personal tragedy, she expects silence, solitude, and healing. But the mansion, passed down for generations, is anything but quiet. Echoes drift down the halls. Doors open on their own. And the same dream haunts her each night—of a woman in white standing beneath a dying tree.
Locals speak of disappearances. Of a past soaked in ritual. Of a house that chooses who stays… and who disappears. As Elara uncovers diaries, hidden tunnels, and disturbing tapes from a former patient, the line between hallucination and haunting begins to blur. Is she losing her mind—or remembering something she was never supposed to forget?
With lush cinematography and a haunting score, House on Eden is The Others meets Hereditary—an unsettling tale about grief, guilt, and the seductive power of escape.
