Marina is lying somewhere. She can't see or move, and doesn't remember anything—only that her son, Levi, has been taken into a mental health facility after his disturbing emotional breakdown. And then came the unnerving phone calls from a private number.

Someone is there with Marina, talking to her, asking questions. Together, they must uncover what really happened.

"The thing is, the worst is always right around the corner. If it’s not tomorrow, then it’s the day after, but one thing’s for it is coming."

The Gloom in the Corner is a haunting and disorienting psychological horror tale about the darkest depths of grief, guilt, and motherhood—in the vein of Iain Reid's I'm Thinking of Ending Things and Samanta Schweblin's Fever Dream.