Don’t Go in the House

In this dark and unsettling psychological thriller, we delve into the twisted mind of a man named Donald whose early childhood experiences have shaped him into a dangerous and tormented individual. Haunted by his mother's abusive use of fire as a form of punishment, he now seeks to inflict his own brand of terror on unsuspecting women.The film begins with a series of seemingly random attacks at clubs where Donald lures his victims into his trap. As the story unfolds, we see how these acts are not driven by lust or rage but rather a deeply disturbed and calculated desire for control and vengeance against those he feels have wronged him.Donald's home serves as both a sanctuary and a chamber of horrors where his twisted fantasies become terrifying reality. Armed with a flamethrower, each woman becomes a symbolic representation of the pain and suffering he endured as a child. Through his actions, Donald attempts to not only seek retribution but also reclaim a sense of power over those who have hurt him in the past.As the story progresses, it becomes clear that this is more than just a tale of violent retribution; it's an exploration into the depths of human psychopathology and the chilling consequences when unresolved trauma festers within. The audience is left questioning their own assumptions about morality and justice in this disturbing yet captivating portrayal of one man's descent into madness.