In the haunting Southern Gothic drama Hag, a reclusive woman named Evelyn, portrayed with raw intensity by Jackie Kelly, struggles to maintain her grip on reality as the decaying family farm becomes a prison of memory and regret. Directed and written by Jackie Kelly, the film follows Evelyn’s isolated existence, where the boundaries between the living and the dead blur with each passing season. Her fragile world is disrupted by the arrival of a hardened drifter (played by Jeremy Childs), whose own haunted past mirrors her own, and a local preacher (Jason Christ) whose intentions are far from holy. As Evelyn’s grip on sanity wavers, her daughter (portrayed by Katie Groshong) returns home, forcing a confrontation with buried secrets that threaten to consume them all. With a slow-burn atmosphere steeped in dread and melancholy, Hag is a deeply emotional drama that explores themes of guilt, redemption, and the monsters we carry within. This powerful character study keeps viewers on edge, peeling back layers of trauma until nothing is as it seems.