Longlegs centers on a young FBI agent assigned to a disturbing case involving a string of unsolved family murders. Each crime scene points to a hidden pattern, with cryptic notes and eerie symbols left behind, suggesting a calculating presence orchestrating the violence. As she digs deeper, the investigation pulls her into a chilling psychological game with a killer who seems to anticipate her every move. The agents determination to stop the cycle of deaths is tested by the way the case begins to intertwine with her own past, forcing her to confront unsettling truths about herself while staying one step ahead of an elusive figure who thrives on fear. The film builds tension through atmosphere and unease rather than constant action, steadily escalating the sense of dread as the mystery unravels. By the time the final pieces lock into place, the story has blurred the line between a standard manhunt and something far more personal, leaving the agent to question how much control she really has over the evil shes chasing.

This movie contained 12 lost souls - about one every 8 minutes.