“Not every childhood story ends with a happy ending.”

The woods were supposed to be an escape — a place for laughter, celebration, and forgetting. But some places remember.

In Piglet, a brutal rural nightmare unfolds deep in the forgotten corners of the American heartland. Kate (Alina Desmond) is turning 21. To mark the occasion, she and her closest friends — including her lifelong confidant Evan (Tom Holland) — head into the dense, secluded forest she once called home. Tents are pitched. Fire crackles. The drinks flow. The air is warm with nostalgia.

Until the first scream slices through the night.

🌲 From the shadows of the treeline emerges a grotesque figure — over seven feet tall, caked in dirt and blood, its face obscured by a shattered porcelain pig mask, its breath a wet rasp, and in its hands: a rusted cleaver that still drips from the last hunt. Campers vanish into the dark. Car tires are shredded. Phones fail. And the forest closes in.

The locals have whispered of it for decades. A creature born of cruelty, of isolation, and failed science. A name passed between trembling lips: Piglet. But Kate remembers more than whispers. She dreams in flashes — a white hallway, surgical lights, and a lullaby she can’t quite place.

🐖 As panic rips through the group and friendships unravel into suspicion and fear, Kate is forced to dig into the rotting roots of her own family tree. What she finds beneath the forest floor is a long-abandoned facility, hidden behind walls of earth and silence. Medical records. Experiment logs. Cages. And one name repeated: Subject P.

Piglet was never a myth. He was made — an experiment in gene manipulation gone wrong. But he wasn’t always a monster. And for Kate, the horrifying truth is worse than fiction: she has a connection to Piglet that is biological, personal, and inescapable.

💔 With Evan at her side — determined, terrified, and willing to sacrifice everything to keep her alive — Kate must decide whether to flee, fight, or face the creature she once called kin.

🎬 PIGLET (2025) is a savage, mud-soaked slasher horror film, fusing the primal dread of The Hills Have Eyes with the emotional undercurrent of The Descent. It’s a tale of bloodlines, betrayal, and the price of playing god. The woods have secrets. The past has claws. And Piglet… has come home.