In "You Should Have Left (2020)," we follow Theo, a successful middle-aged man portrayed by Kevin Bacon, who seeks solace in a secluded vacation home with his young wife and daughter. As Theo grapples with his inner demons and past regrets, the eerie house seems to reflect and amplify his deepest fears and insecurities. The film delves into themes of guilt, paranoia, and the blurred lines between reality and illusion, creating a suspenseful and psychological atmosphere that keeps viewers on edge. Driven by the desire to confront his inner turmoil and protect his family, Theo embarks on a journey of self-discovery within the confines of the mysterious house. As he navigates the unsettling corridors and confronts inexplicable occurrences, Theo's sanity is put to the test, blurring the boundaries between his nightmares and the actual horrors lurking within the walls. "You Should Have Left" offers a gripping blend of psychological thriller and supernatural elements, inviting audiences to question what is real and what is a product of Theo's troubled mind. With a tense and foreboding ambiance, the film keeps viewers riveted as Theo's motivations and the house's sinister secrets unravel.