BAGHEAD (2024) is a psychological horror film that takes viewers on a nerve-wracking journey into the darkest corners of the human mind. The plot centers around a group of friends who, during a weekend getaway to a secluded cabin, stumble upon a horrifying mystery that unravels into a nightmarish descent into fear, paranoia, and madness.

The film begins with a group of five friends—college students on a trip to the countryside, looking for a break from the chaos of everyday life. They rent a remote cabin in the woods, far from civilization, hoping for a peaceful weekend. But the tranquility of nature soon takes a sinister turn when they discover something unusual in the cabin: an old burlap sack with a strange, lifelike figure inside. The figure has a head wrapped in the same burlap material, with no visible face. At first, they laugh it off as a prank or a weird decoration left by previous tenants.

However, as they try to ignore the unsettling presence of the figure, strange things begin to happen. Unexplained noises in the night, fleeting glimpses of shadowy figures in the corners of their vision, and a growing sense of unease permeate the atmosphere. One by one, the friends start to feel that they are being watched, and it becomes increasingly clear that the figure in the burlap sack is more than just a macabre object—it might be a symbol of something far darker and more malevolent.