I Live Here Now (2026)

Released: 2026-03-20 Recommended age: 16+ No IMDb rating yet
I Live Here Now

Movie details

  • Genres: Horror, Thriller
  • Director: Julie Pacino
  • Main cast: Lucy Fry, Sarah Rich, Madeline Brewer, Lara Clear, Matt Rife
  • Country / region: United States of America, Thailand
  • Original language: en
  • Premiere: 2026-03-20

Story overview

A psychological horror-thriller where a woman becomes trapped in an isolated hotel, forcing her to confront violent memories from her past that manifest in terrifying ways, blurring reality with her deepest fears.

Parent Guide

A psychological horror film with intense themes of trauma, violence, and blurred reality. Contains strong horror elements and disturbing imagery throughout.

Content breakdown

Violence & peril
Strong

Contains violent flashbacks and manifestations of past trauma, including physical confrontations, threatening situations, and psychological violence. Characters are in constant peril in the isolated hotel setting.

Scary / disturbing
Strong

Intense psychological horror with disturbing imagery, jump scares, and themes of trauma. The blending of nightmares and reality creates sustained tension and fear throughout.

Language
Moderate

May include strong language during intense scenes, including profanity related to fear and distress.

Sexual content & nudity
Mild

Limited sexual content, possibly suggestive situations or references within the context of the character's past experiences.

Substance use
Mild

Possible references to or depictions of alcohol use in social or stress-relief contexts.

Emotional intensity
Strong

High emotional intensity dealing with trauma, fear, isolation, and psychological distress. The main character's emotional journey is central to the plot.

Parent tips

This horror film contains intense psychological terror, violent imagery, and disturbing themes. Not suitable for young children. Recommended for mature teens 16+ with parental guidance due to strong horror elements and emotional intensity.

Parent chat guide

Discuss how the film portrays trauma and psychological distress. Talk about the difference between reality and nightmares, and how the main character's past affects her present. Address the film's use of suspense and fear as storytelling devices.

Parent follow-up questions

  • What made the hotel setting feel so frightening?
  • How did the main character's past experiences affect her current situation?
  • What techniques did the filmmakers use to create suspense?
  • How did you distinguish between what was real and what was a nightmare in the film?
  • What did you think about how the film handled themes of trauma and recovery?

Where to watch

Streaming availability has not been announced yet.