Womb (2025)

In a remote clearing, a visibly pregnant teenager is attacked by a camouflaged hunter, who violently abducts her unborn child. A young witness observes the brutality in stunned silence. The story then shifts to Hailey, a 22-year-old woman in recovery from addiction, now pregnant and seeking peace. She travels with her fiancé, Raymond, and his sister, Martha, to a secluded hunting cabin owned by the family. Hailey hopes the weekend retreat will offer a fresh start before the baby arrives. But things at the cabin quickly feel off—windows are boarded, rooms are locked, and Martha's intense interest in Hailey's past (and the fact that her baby isn't biologically Raymond's) begins to feel invasive.

As Hailey settles into the weekend, a sense of dread builds. She sees a figure in the woods dressed in camouflage and hears unexplained noises around the cabin. Slowly, the truth unravels: she's not there to relax—she's been lured. Raymond and Martha are not protectors but conspirators in a twisted plot to abduct her unborn child. The man in the woods isn't a stranger; he's the same hunter from the film's opening, and Hailey is his next target. Betrayed by those she trusted most, Hailey finds herself trapped and isolated as she enters early labor.

The final act of the film turns from psychological tension to full-blown survival horror. Hailey fights to protect herself and her baby as her attackers attempt a brutal, forced extraction. In a sequence of visceral violence, they overpower her and remove the baby. The film closes with grim ambiguity—Hailey's fate is left unresolved.