In a deliciously twisted take on the classic fairy tale, director Tristan Bennett serves up a modern comedy where the candy-coated house is just the beginning of the siblings' problems. This time, Hansel and Gretel aren't lost children, but deeply incompetent adult siblings running a failing bakery, whose desperation leads them to a questionable new marketing strategy. When their attempt to create a viral "haunted gingerbread house" experience accidentally traps a very real, and very annoyed, witch inside, the duo must navigate a sticky situation of their own making. Filled with witty banter, magical mishaps, and a surprising amount of pastry-based problem solving, the film finds humor in the chaos of sibling rivalry and entrepreneurial panic. As they attempt to contain the supernatural scandal without burning down their business—or each other—Hansel and Gretel discover that some family recipes are best left unbaked.