Human

In the winter of 1967, the trial of Joshua “Sunshine” Foreman grips Philadelphia with morbid fascination. Once celebrated as the famed “Illusionist of Lights,” the aging magician now stands accused of horrifying crimes committed within a secluded boarding house buried beneath the aftermath of a deadly blizzard. When authorities forced their way inside the home, they uncovered a scene beyond comprehension: residents hollowed and preserved like grotesque mannequins, cryptic Latin phrases painted across the walls, and a lone survivor chained in terror beside the kitchen. Yet the true horror begins when Foreman takes the stand. Calm, smiling, and humming the tune “You Are My Sunshine,” the old entertainer recounts his story with unsettling warmth. As his testimony unfolds, the courtroom descends into mounting dread, revealing a tale of obsession, hunger, madness, and a love so twisted it transcends humanity itself. Blending psychological terror, gothic atmosphere, and cosmic horror, Human is a disturbing descent into the nature of evil, consumption, and the terrifying cost of retaining even the smallest fragment of humanity.