Story
The host of a popular paranormal podcast has built her reputation by examining unsettling stories and unexplained phenomena. Her work takes a deeply personal turn when a series of terrifying recordings arrives through mysterious channels. Each file carries an ominous presence, drawing her toward a mystery that reaches beyond the limits of her usual broadcasts. As the recordings continue to haunt her, the line between investigating the supernatural and becoming part of it grows increasingly difficult to hold.
Undertone combines detective elements with atmospheric horror, using sound, uncertainty, and the pressure of public scrutiny to build tension. The central mystery keeps its answers concealed while placing its protagonist in an increasingly disturbing position: she must determine where the recordings came from and why they were sent to her. The premise creates room for a suspenseful story about curiosity, fear, and the consequences of listening too closely.
Overview
This Canadian-American horror film is directed by Ian Tuason. Its setting within the world of paranormal podcasting gives the story a contemporary point of view, connecting a familiar form of true-mystery storytelling with a threat that cannot be easily explained. Recorded voices and hidden messages become essential to the atmosphere, allowing dread to emerge through what is heard as much as through what remains unknown.
The detective structure keeps the narrative focused on clues, sources, and unanswered questions, while the horror elements intensify the protagonist's isolation. The result is a tense mystery designed for viewers who enjoy supernatural investigations, unsettling audio motifs, and stories that make ordinary media feel dangerously intimate.
Cast and Characters
Nina Kiri leads the cast as the podcast host at the center of the mystery. Adam DiMarco, Keana Bastidas, Jeff Yung, and Michèle Duquet also appear in the film, supporting the story's ensemble of figures connected to the disturbing recordings and the investigation surrounding them. Their characters' exact relationships are kept undisclosed, preserving the uncertainty that drives the premise.
Ian Tuason directs, shaping the film around a protagonist whose professional interest in paranormal phenomena becomes inseparable from her own experience. The cast brings the human perspective to a story built on suspicion, fear, and the search for meaning within terrifying sounds.







































