Ben Leonberg's Good Boy is a bold supernatural horror that tells its story through the eyes of a dog named Indy. When Indy and his owner Todd move from the city to a desolate rural house, strange noises and shadowy figures soon suggest they are not alone. As Todd's health deteriorates, Indy's instincts become the film's guiding thread, turning his loyalty into both a source of hope and heartbreak.
Beautifully shot and tightly paced, the film finds horror not in jump scares but in atmosphere and emotion. Leonberg's decision to frame the story around Indy's constant presence gives Good Boy an intimate, unsettling edge. It's an inventive debut that transforms a simple haunted house tale into a deeply human story about love, fear and the unbreakable bond between man and dog.
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