Bornless Ones is a supernatural horror film directed by Alexander Babaev, which draws inspiration from The Evil Dead franchise, focusing on demonic possession and cabin-in-the-woods horror tropes. The film combines elements of body horror, demonic entities, and psychological terror, resulting in a gruesome and intense narrative.

The plot centers around Emily (played by Margaret Judson), who, along with a group of friends, moves into a remote cabin to care for her brother, Zach, who has cerebral palsy. The hope is that the change in environment will help improve his condition. However, the group soon discovers ancient symbols and strange rituals inside the cabin. Unwittingly, they trigger the summoning of malevolent spirits bound to the place.

These demonic entities begin to possess and torment the group, using their deepest fears and darkest memories against them. As the friends are brutally taken over by the demons, they turn on each other in violent and horrific ways, with the cabin becoming a battleground for survival. Emily must fight to protect herself and her brother while battling the supernatural forces at play.

Bornless Ones relies on traditional horror elements such as demonic possession, isolation, and the supernatural, but also adds a fresh twist by emphasizing the emotional weight of caring for a disabled sibling. The film is known for its practical effects, gruesome body horror, and intense, violent sequences.

Critics and audiences gave the film mixed reviews—while some appreciated the film’s homage to classic horror and its disturbing imagery, others found the story predictable or lacking in depth. Nonetheless, it’s a solid pick for fans of possession-based horror and those who enjoy a mix of supernatural and body horror.