Director: Aaron Fradkin
A house does not forget what lives beneath it, and across six decades, three separate sets of guests learn that lesson the hard way in Beezel.
What is Beezel about?
Beezel spans over 60 years inside one cursed home, tracing three groups of guests who unknowingly cross paths with something ancient hiding underneath the property. What they find is a witch bound to the house, sustained by an unrelenting hunger for the souls of those who stay too long. The 2024 horror-thriller structures its dread around the passage of time, letting the house itself become a kind of character as different eras of visitors stumble into the same trap. Director Aaron Fradkin builds tension through isolation and slow reveals rather than constant shocks, using the decades-spanning format to suggest that some evils simply wait for their next opportunity.
Cast & crew
The cast includes LeJon Woods, Bob Gallagher, Victoria Fratz Fradkin, Caroline Quigley, Kimberly Salditt Poulin, Nicolas Robin, and Aaron Fradkin, who also directs, alongside Leo Wildhagen.
Context & significance
Produced in the United States and released in 2024, Beezel runs 81 minutes and sits squarely in horror-thriller territory, carrying a 4.8 IMDb rating. Its multi-decade structure sets it apart from single-timeline haunted house films, giving the story room to build a sense of dread that accumulates across generations rather than a single night. For fans of slow-burn supernatural horror, the film's focus on a fixed location across shifting time periods offers a distinct spin on the genre's familiar haunted-house setup.
Where & how to watch
Beezel is available to watch on K-Time with a free account login, and the film's page can be browsed without signing in. Persian dubbing is included, presented within K-Time's Farsi-language interface built for the Iranian diaspora audience on phones, tablets, and TVs alike.