This Indie Horror Film Does Possession RIGHT | IFP Reviews: The Resonance (2026)
Can a low-budget indie horror film deliver genuinely effective possession horror without relying on expensive VFX? The Resonance makes a very strong case.
In this IFP Review, we’re looking at Paul Robinson and Sashia Dumont’s The Resonance (2026), a supernatural horror short about a psychologist who begins investigating her late predecessor’s disturbing final case and finds herself caught between science, religion, and something far more sinister.
We break down three highlights, two lowlights, and our biggest takeaway for filmmakers, including the film’s eerie sound design, detailed 1979…
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