| The Beldham | |
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| Directed by | Angela Gulner |
| Written by | Angela Gulner |
| Produced by | Angela Gulner Talia Bella Mark Meir Randy Wayne |
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| Cinematography | Ksusha Genenfeld |
| Edited by | Dashiell Reinhardt |
| Music by | Stephen Limbaugh |
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| Distributed by | Signature Entertainment (United Kingdom, Ireland, Latin America) Quiver Distribution (United States) |
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Running time | 85 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
The Beldham (also known as The House at Hallow End) [1] is a 2024 American psychological horror film written and directed by Angela Gulner in her directorial debut. The film stars Patricia Heaton, Katie Parker, Emma Fitzpatrick and Corbin Bernsen. [2] It follows a young mother with a child returning to her mother's family home, where something evil threatens her and her child. [3] Signature Entertainment released the film on video on demand in the United Kingdom, Ireland and Latin America on October 20, 2025 . [1] The film was released by Quiver Distribution in the United States on November 7, 2025. [4]
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On February 22, 2023, it was reported that Patricia Heaton would star in The Beldham, a psychological horror film written and directed by Angela Gulner. Corbin Bernsen, Katie Parker, Emma Fitzpatrick and Hannah Reese also was cast. Filming began in Oklahoma later in February. [5] [6]
The film premiered at The 57th Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival of Catalonia in October 2024. [2] It later screened at the Austin Film Festival on October 25, 2024. [2]
Stephanie Malone from the Morbidly Beautiful gave it 3.5/5 stars writing: "You don’t have to be a mother to appreciate The Beldham in all its gut-wrenching glory, but it certainly helps. An exquisite payoff adds depth and makes every meticulously crafted piece of the puzzle fall perfectly into place." [7] DarkSkyLady critic gave it a positive review praising the performances of female cast. [8] Roberto Tyler Ortiz from Loud and Clear Reviews gave it 3/5 stars writing: "In striving to deliver a fresh take on a familiar trope, The Beldham highlights the chilling isolation of motherhood but loses its grip on the emotional depth that could have made its narrative truly haunting." [9] In a review by Catherine Bray of The Guardian , she compared the film positively to The Babadook , released in 2014. [1]