H Roy

Mission Grey House (2025) isn’t your typical whodunit—it’s a slow-burn, nerve-jangling thriller that will probably worm its way under your skin before you even realize it. H Roy, the mind behind this whole operation, drops you smack in the middle of a grim, rain-soaked city where everything’s a little off-kilter. You’ve got this rundown, almost haunted mansion at the edge of town—the infamous Grey House. Honestly, just looking at the place gives you the creeps. The story kicks off when a mysterious government agent (who clearly has seen better days, let’s be real) gets assigned to investigate a string of disappearances all linked to this one house. Of course, the locals are tight-lipped, and everyone seems to have their own secrets. It’s not long before the agent realizes that nothing in Grey House is what it seems—doors that lead nowhere, strange shadows, and those weird noises at 3AM you really wish you hadn’t heard. There’s a tangled web of old grudges, hidden agendas, and one seriously messed up family history. The film keeps you guessing—every character has something to hide, and the house itself almost feels alive, like it’s watching you back. There’s paranoia, betrayal, some wild plot twists, and by the end, you’re left wondering if anyone actually makes it out unscathed. It’s tense, atmospheric, the kind of movie that lingers in your head long after the credits roll.