In the eerie yet captivating world of "The Humans (2021)," we delve into the lives of the Blake family as they gather for Thanksgiving dinner in a cramped New York City apartment. Braving the city's relentless sounds and mysterious shadows, the family members, led by Brigid, strive to navigate their own struggles and secrets amidst an unsettling atmosphere. Brigid, an aspiring musician, grapples with her aspirations while her parents, Erik and Deirdre, bring their own anxieties and burdens to the table. As tensions rise and strange occurrences unsettle the night, the family's facade of normalcy begins to crack, revealing deep-seated fears and haunting truths that test their bonds. Through themes of family dynamics, generational divides, and the haunting specter of the unknown, "The Humans" weaves a tapestry of unease and introspection that lingers long after the final credits roll. With a blend of drama and subtle horror, this film invites viewers to ponder the complexities of human relationships and the hidden darkness that lurks beneath the surface.