Depravity (2024) is a chilling psychological thriller that dives deep into the darkness of the human psyche. The story follows Detective Mia Harper, a seasoned investigator who is called to a series of gruesome crimes that appear to be connected by a common thread: the victims all show signs of extreme psychological trauma before their deaths. As Mia delves deeper into the case, she begins to realize that the crimes may not just be the work of a deranged killer, but part of a larger, more sinister plan. Haunted by her own troubled past, Mia becomes consumed by the case, questioning her own sense of morality and sanity. As she uncovers a web of manipulation, deceit, and twisted motivations, she finds herself drawn into a dangerous game with a mysterious and calculating adversary who seems to be always one step ahead. With each new discovery, Mia must confront her deepest fears and face the very real possibility that the darkness she’s investigating is closer to her than she ever imagined. Depravity explores themes of guilt, obsession, and the fragility of the human mind. With its intense atmosphere, complex characters, and shocking twists, the film keeps viewers on edge, asking just how far someone can be pushed before they too succumb to the depravity around them.