Saccharine (2026)
*Saccharine* is a daring, gut-wrenching fusion of body horror and grief that refuses to let you look away. Hana’s desperate spiral into a taboo weight-loss trend is both deeply relatable and deeply disturbing, making every pound lost feel like a piece of her soul. The haunting isn’t just supernatural—it’s the guilt of consuming another’s remains, a metaphor for how we internalize loss. If you crave psychological dread that lingers like a bad taste, and stories that explore trauma through visceral, unforgettable imagery, this film will haunt you long after the credits roll.
