Myra

A young boy, Tommy, is haunted by the disappearance of his older sister, Myra, who vanished years earlier. As Tommy grows older, he becomes obsessed with finding out what happened to her, leading him into a dark and dangerous investigation. The mystery surrounding Myra's fate unravels, revealing sinister secrets and a chilling truth that has been hidden for years.

Myra is a cult classic in the exploitation and horror genre, often cited for its atmospheric dread and unsettling themes. While not widely reviewed by mainstream critics upon its release, it has gained a dedicated following among genre enthusiasts who appreciate its unique blend of mystery and horror.

• Praised for its eerie atmosphere and suspenseful buildup.
• Noted for its disturbing exploration of childhood trauma and loss.
• Considered an example of low-budget, effective B-movie horror.

Google audience: Audience reception is largely found within niche horror communities, where it's appreciated for its unique, albeit bleak, narrative and unsettling tone.

Director William Grefé also directed other low-budget exploitation films such as 'The Death Kiss' and 'The Godmothers'.