The Unborn (2009) is a supernatural horror film that blends psychological suspense with ancient folklore to deliver a chilling story of possession and identity. Directed by David S. Goyer, the movie follows Casey Beldon (Odette Yustman), a young woman who begins experiencing terrifying visions and paranormal phenomena after a haunting encounter with a strange child.

As her hallucinations intensify, Casey learns that she was supposed to have a twin brother who died in the womb — and that a malevolent spirit, known as a dybbuk from Jewish mythology, is using this lost connection to try and enter the world of the living. Desperate for answers, Casey turns to a spiritual advisor (Gary Oldman) to help her uncover the truth and confront the ancient evil that has targeted her.

With eerie visuals, creepy child apparitions, and a tension-filled atmosphere, The Unborn taps into themes of family secrets, guilt, and the unseen forces that linger between life and death. It’s a dark and unsettling tale where evil will truly do anything to live.