The Knocking is a horror-thriller film directed by Rami Kodeih, which delves into themes of fear, isolation, and the supernatural. The story follows a young woman named Anna (played by Mena Suvari) who moves into a new apartment, hoping for a fresh start. However, her new home quickly becomes a source of terror.

As Anna begins to settle in, she starts hearing mysterious knocking sounds coming from within the walls. Initially dismissed as an overactive imagination, the sounds soon escalate, leading to increasingly disturbing occurrences. Anna’s sense of reality begins to unravel as she becomes obsessed with uncovering the source of the noises, leading her to confront both external and internal demons.

The film explores the psychological effects of isolation and the toll it takes on Anna’s mental state. As she spirals deeper into paranoia, the audience is taken on a tense journey filled with suspense and chilling moments. The cinematography and sound design effectively enhance the eerie atmosphere, drawing viewers into Anna’s unsettling experience.

The Knocking combines elements of psychological horror with supernatural thrills, providing a commentary on the fragility of the human mind when faced with fear and the unknown.

It showcases strong performances, particularly from Mena Suvari, and leaves audiences questioning the boundaries between reality and the supernatural.