Independent horror feature The Demoness (2025) has officially arrived on digital platforms, with the film now available to rent or purchase on Amazon Prime Video and the Google Play Store. Written, directed, and produced by Andrew de Burgh, the project blends supernatural horror, dark fantasy, and thriller elements into a 93-minute descent into demonic chaos.
The story centers on a tormented succubus who awakens in the home of a suburban Los Angeles couple. Disoriented yet driven by a sinister purpose, she begins to exert influence over the household, drawing the couple into a disturbing supernatural spiral. Guided by dark forces, including the presence of her lover, Satan, the narrative explores themes of temptation, manipulation, and the collision between the human and infernal worlds.
Visually, the film leans into moody lighting and intimate interiors, placing much of the tension within domestic spaces rather than large-scale spectacle. The approach keeps the horror grounded and character-focused, emphasizing psychological unease alongside its supernatural premise.
The cast includes Akihiro Kitamura (The Human Centipede), Riley Nottingham, and Bella Glanville, with performances centered around the escalating tension within the possessed household. De Burgh takes on multiple roles behind the camera, overseeing the creative direction as writer, producer, and director.
On the festival circuit, The Demoness has received recognition at several independent genre festivals. At the 2025 Los Angeles Fantasy Fest, the film earned an Obscura Award Honorable Mention and nominations for Best Horror/Thriller Feature Film and Best Screenplay. It also received a nomination for Best Director (Horror Feature) at the 2026 Wolf Media Festival.
With a runtime of 1 hour and 33 minutes, the film is categorized under Horror, Fantasy, and Dark elements, and is currently available in HD for rental or purchase.
For viewers seeking an indie supernatural horror experience that combines demonic lore with intimate psychological tension, The Demoness is now accessible across digital platforms.
