Preview by Jon Donnis
Independent horror fans have something new to sink their teeth into with Good Neighbours, a micro-budget sci-fi horror film now available to stream on Prime Video. Blending psychological tension with eerie sci-fi elements, the film takes the simple premise of a dinner party and transforms it into a gripping battle for survival. With a small but talented cast and an unsettling atmosphere, Good Neighbours offers a slow-burning sense of dread that builds to an intense and shocking climax.
The story follows married couple Tamesha and Luke Ellery, played by L.A Rodgers and Karl Kennedy-Williams, who extend a warm welcome to their new neighbours by inviting them over for dinner, after an awkward encounter at their front door. But their guests, played by Dani Thompson and Judson Vaughan, are not quite what they seem. As the evening unfolds, strange tensions rise, and what starts as polite conversation soon turns sinister. As the true nature of their visitors is revealed, the Ellerys find themselves trapped in a nightmare, fighting to make it through the night.
With a supporting cast including Param Patel, Caitlin Cameron, Chrissie Wunna, Hayley Bellamy, and Kayley Rainton, Good Neighbours thrives on its intimate setting and escalating paranoia. The film leans into its sci-fi horror roots, using its small-scale production to create a claustrophobic and unsettling experience that keeps audiences on edge.
Now available on Prime Video, Good Neighbours is a must-watch for fans of indie horror looking for a tense, unpredictable, and darkly compelling story.
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