Torment 2013
"Welcome to the family."
Jordan Barker's chilling thriller *Torment* (2013) strips away the comfort of a quiet family retreat and plunges viewers into a nightmare of psychological dread and visceral horror.
Director: Jordan Barker
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Torment (2013) about?
*Torment* follows a couple seeking peace in a remote countryside home with Cory's young son, only to discover their retreat isn't what it seems. When Liam vanishes, they uncover a sinister presence in the house—a cult that has been living unseen among them. What starts as a missing-person mystery escalates into a terrifying battle for survival.
Who directed Torment?
Jordan Barker, known for crafting unsettling horror and psychological thrillers, directed *Torment*.
Who stars in Torment?
The film features Katharine Isabelle and Robin Dunne as the troubled couple, alongside Peter DaCunha as Liam, Stephen McHattie, and Amy Forsyth.
Is Torment (2013) worth watching?
Despite its short runtime, *Torment* delivers intense suspense and disturbing imagery that will satisfy horror fans. Its tight pacing and strong performances make it a memorable, if uneasy, viewing experience.
How long is Torment?
The film runs for 82 minutes.
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About Torment (2013) — A Psychological Horror Retreat Turned Nightmare
Jordan Barker's chilling thriller *Torment* (2013) strips away the comfort of a quiet family retreat and plunges viewers into a nightmare of psychological dread and visceral horror. Newlyweds Cory and Sarah Morgan retreat to the countryside with Cory's young son Liam for a weekend of healing, only to find their idyllic retreat shattered by a hidden menace lurking within their own rented home. What begins as a search for a missing child spirals into a harrowing confrontation with a monstrous cult embedded in the very walls around them. With its oppressive atmosphere and relentless tension, *Torment* blurs the line between family drama and outright terror.
Katharine Isabelle and Robin Dunne deliver standout performances as Sarah and Cory, whose love and resolve are tested by unspeakable cruelty. Peter DaCunha's portrayal of Liam adds raw emotional weight, while Stephen McHattie and the supporting cast amplify the eerie, claustrophobic dread that defines this unsettling film.