The Rule of Jenny Pen

A buried secret in rural New Zealand awakens something unrelenting. When a group of men confront forces beyond their comprehension, the boundaries between hunter and hunted collapse. Ashcroft constructs a psychological labyrinth where guilt festers and vengeance operates by its own logic. Anchored by the formidable presence of Lithgow and Rush, this horror-thriller examines culpability, isolation, and the price of sins that refuse to stay forgotten.