There's something wrong with the children

In There's Something Wrong with the Children, a weekend getaway takes a dark turn when two couples—Margaret and Ben, and Ellie and Thomas—take a trip to a remote forest retreat with Ellie and Thomas’s two children. After a hike to explore a mysterious, abandoned military bunker, the children begin to act strangely. Their behavior grows increasingly unsettling—eerily calm, manipulative, and detached from reality.



Ben, already struggling with mental health issues, is the first to notice the change in the children, but his warnings are dismissed as paranoia. As tensions escalate, he becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth behind their behavior. When the children disappear one night and return with no explanation, things spiral into a chilling battle of trust, fear, and survival.



As the line between reality and delusion blurs, the adults must confront a terrifying possibility: the children may not be who they once were—and the danger may be far greater than any of them imagined.