Capture
Press record...die.
After mysteriously inheriting her parents house, a lifelong orphan finds a camcorder and a collection of video tapes containing the gruesome secrets of her family's past, and the horrifying truth behind the camcorder they were captured on.
Summary
“Capture” (2026) follows a lifelong orphan who unexpectedly inherits her parents’ house, a place tied to a past she has never been able to understand. While exploring the property, she discovers an old camcorder and a collection of videotapes documenting disturbing events and the gruesome secrets buried within her family history. What begins as an attempt to learn more about her origins gradually becomes a terrifying investigation into the device itself and the sinister truth connected to the images it recorded. The film blends haunted-house horror with found-footage mystery, using the tapes to slowly expose a legacy of violence, silence, and concealed trauma. At its center is a solitary young woman forced to confront the gap between the life she was told—or allowed—to know and the reality her family left behind. “Capture” explores inheritance in both its literal and psychological forms, asking whether the past can remain hidden and how easily recorded images can transform memory into a threat. Its tension comes less from immediate answers than from the unsettling process of watching the truth emerge, frame by frame.
