Entropy
Emi Thorn, the daughter of a notorious serial killer, finds herself trapped in a time loop, where she faces the horrific crimes of her father. The small, quiet town she once called home has become an endless battleground. Will she end up as her father's next victim, or is the truth way more complicated than the memories of her childhood?
Summary
“Entropy” (2025) follows Emi Thorn, the daughter of a notorious serial killer, as she becomes trapped in a terrifying time loop that repeatedly draws her back into the crimes that haunted her childhood. In the small, seemingly peaceful town she once called home, the past refuses to stay buried. Familiar places become stages for violence, memories blur with present-day danger, and Emi is forced to relive the horrors associated with her father while searching for a way to break free. At the center of the film is Emi’s struggle to understand the man her father was, the damage he left behind, and the role her own fractured memories may play in the nightmare. As the loop tightens around her, she must confront the possibility that survival depends not only on escaping her father’s legacy but also on questioning what she thinks she remembers. The town itself becomes an oppressive character, transformed from a quiet childhood home into an endless battleground shaped by fear, guilt, and buried violence. Blending psychological horror with time-loop suspense, “Entropy” explores inherited trauma, the unreliability of memory, and the ways evil can distort both a family and a community. Its central tension comes from Emi’s effort to reclaim her identity from her father’s crimes while confronting truths that may be more complicated than the stories she has carried since childhood.
