Director: Michael Felker
A botched robbery sends two siblings running for cover, but the farmhouse where they hide turns out to be its own kind of trap.
What is Things Will Be Different about?
After a heist goes wrong, estranged brother and sister Sidney and Drew retreat to an isolated farmhouse to wait out the police search. The house seems like a safe pause from their crime, but something about the property doesn't behave the way it should — clocks slip, rooms feel wrong, and the two find themselves circling arguments they never resolved as kids. As days blur together in a place that seems to be running on its own private timeline, the siblings are forced to face the resentment and guilt that drove them apart long before the robbery. Michael Felker, making his feature directing debut, leans into slow dread rather than jump scares, letting the horror grow out of family wounds instead of an outside monster. The result plays as a chamber piece: two people, one house, and a supernatural pressure that keeps squeezing until old grudges have nowhere left to hide.
Cast & crew
Adam David Thompson and Riley Dandy carry the film as the siblings at its center, with Chloe Skoczen, Justin Benson, Sarah Bolger, and Jori Lynn Felker filling out the farmhouse's stranger corners.
Context & significance
Things Will Be Different premiered in 2024 and is credited to the United States. It sits in the same lineage as low-budget, high-concept genre films that use a single location and a small cast to explore family fracture through a science-fiction or horror lens, trading spectacle for a tightening sense of unease.
Where & how to watch
Things Will Be Different streams on K-Time with a free account login — no separate purchase needed to start watching. The platform's Persian-language interface and Farsi subtitle and dub options are built for Iranian diaspora viewers who want an English-language genre film without losing the option to follow along in Farsi.