Black Cab (2024)

In Black Cab (2024), Anne and her fianc? Patrick, after a tense evening with friends, hail a black cab for what should be a routine ride home. Their driver, Ian, starts off chatty and seemingly harmless. But as the journey progresses, his behavior shifts?he veers off course, locks the doors, and steers them toward a remote, allegedly haunted road known as Maybelle Hill. Ian's motives become increasingly disturbing, revealing a fixation on a local ghost story involving a grieving mother searching for her lost child. Anne, already dealing with personal trauma, finds herself entangled in Ian's twisted plan, which ties into her own past in unsettling ways. The film confines much of its tension within the claustrophobic space of the cab, using the eerie landscape and Ian's unpredictable demeanor to build suspense. As supernatural elements intertwine with real-world fears, Anne must confront both the external threat posed by Ian and the internal demons she carries. The narrative blends psychological horror with folklore, leading to a climax that blurs the lines between reality and the supernatural.