An isolated country estate. Two flawlessly beautiful children. A creeping terror that refuses to be ignored. When a young, hopeful governess arrives at the grand estate of Bly, she is entirely charmed by her new charges, the angelic Flora and Miles. But the tranquil sunlit days soon give way to chilling encounters and inescapable shadows. Unnerving figures begin to manifest on the grounds-strangers whose sudden appearances and silent, piercing stares carry an air of unimaginable evil. As the governess uncovers the dark, tragic history of her predecessors, she realizes the children are not merely victims of these ghostly visitations, but perhaps complicit participants. Desperate to shield them from the malevolent grasp of the afterlife, she descends into a labyrinth of psychological torment and unspeakable dread. Is she truly their ultimate protector, or is she dangerously unraveling under the oppressive isolation of Bly? Masterfully weaving psychological ambiguity with profound gothic horror, James Harvey's The Turn of the Screw remains an unparalleled journey into the darkest corners of the human mind and the supernatural realm.
