Private Line (2026)

Released: 2026-04-18 Recommended age: 16+ No IMDb rating yet
Private Line

Movie details

  • Genres: Horror
  • Director: Matt Minter
  • Main cast: Audrey Ashes
  • Country / region: United States of America
  • Original language: en
  • Premiere: 2026-04-18

Story overview

In this short horror film, a woman receives a frightening phone call that warns her of a life-altering encounter. The call is so disturbing that her phone attempts to block the signal, which tragically results in a miscarriage. The story explores themes of fear, technology, and sudden loss.

Parent Guide

A short horror film with intense psychological themes and a tragic event. Not suitable for young children due to mature content involving miscarriage.

Content breakdown

Violence & peril
Mild

No physical violence shown. Peril comes from a disturbing phone call and the implied threat it represents.

Scary / disturbing
Strong

Highly disturbing due to the miscarriage plot point. The horror is psychological, centered on fear from a phone call and sudden loss.

Language
None

No offensive language noted in the provided overview.

Sexual content & nudity
None

No sexual content or nudity mentioned.

Substance use
None

No substance use referenced.

Emotional intensity
Strong

High emotional intensity due to themes of fear, loss, and tragedy. The miscarriage is emotionally heavy content.

Parent tips

This film contains intense themes including a miscarriage, which may be distressing for viewers, especially younger audiences or those sensitive to pregnancy-related topics. The horror elements are psychological rather than graphic, focusing on fear from a phone call. Due to the mature subject matter, it's best suited for older teens and adults. Parents should preview it first to assess appropriateness for their family.

Parent chat guide

If your child watches this film, discuss how the story uses a phone call to create fear without showing violence. Talk about the miscarriage sensitively, explaining it as a fictional plot point about loss. Emphasize that phones in real life don't cause harm like this. Ask how the film made them feel and reassure them about safety with technology.

Parent follow-up questions

  • What did you think about the phone call in the movie? Was it scary?
  • How do you think the woman felt after what happened? How would you comfort someone who is sad?
  • How does the film use sound and tension to create horror without visuals? What did you think about the miscarriage as a plot device? How does it explore themes of fear and technology?

Where to watch

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