Iggy25
When Ethan O'Connor, a 20-year-old college student from Boston, receives a strange email from someone claiming to be a long-lost relative in Ireland, he expects a family mystery - not a nightmare. The message is simple yet chilling:
"We've been waiting for you, Ethan. The blood remembers."
Curious about his heritage, Ethan convinces four of his friends to join him on a journey across the Atlantic. Their trip begins as a lighthearted adventure through England and into rural Ireland, but as they arrive at a fog-shrouded village that doesn't appear on any map, the excitement turns to dread. The locals are silent, the roads twist in impossible directions, and every door hides a secret.
When the group accepts an invitation to stay at Dunraith Manor, a decaying estate perched above the village, they meet the enigmatic Dr. Alastair O'Connor and his eerie butler, Mortimer. What begins as polite hospitality soon unravels into horror as the friends hear voices through the walls, see faces in the mirrors, and one of them vanishes without a trace.
Ethan discovers his bloodline is the key to something ancient - a series of dark experiments that blur the line between science and the supernatural. Beneath the manor lies a secret laboratory, and beneath that, something older still... something that breathes.
As the truth of his family's legacy emerges, Ethan must choose between saving his friends or ending the curse that binds them all - even if it means destroying himself.
Irish Trip is a chilling blend of folk horror, gothic mystery, and psychological terror - a cinematic descent into ancestral madness where the past refuses to stay buried and blood is never truly dead.
If you loved The Haunting of Hill House, Midsommar, or The Ritual, you'll be haunted by Irish Trip.