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This claustrophobic horror-thriller with two great performances keeps viewers guessing until the very end. Low stakes film with high tension that mirrors the anxiety and paranoia of our times in an eerie Australian setting. Influences from David Fincher and Mike Flanagan shine through in this small film.

What would happen if you enlisted Mike Flanagan to direct a Black Mirror episode that was written by the Duplass brothers? The hypothetically thrilling end result might look similar to You'll Never Find Me. Set in the eerie Australian outback, this new psychological horror entry drops on Shudder today, March 22, and is the debut feature from directing duo Josiah Allen and Indianna Bell.

Not familiar with their work? Not to worry. After all, their acclaimed short films, including The Recordist and Call Connect., are available on YouTube, in case you'd like to brush up. They're shorts, after all, and it might just pay...

Let's play a game called, "How much tension can we stuff into one room, with only two actors, and make a feature film out of it?" Earlier this year, the hit film out of Australia called Monolith managed to use only one performer, and coincidentally, the writer-directors of behind You'll Never Find Me — also Australian, with just two performers — know the director of Monolith, though their new feature is an entirely different premise. Both are equally bone-chilling and thrilling in their own ways, and lucky for you, You'll Never Find Me drops on Shudder this week.

Don't miss it, all you horror fans out there — especially if you enjoy films laced with paranoia, mind-melting plot twists, and much more. We recently caught up with Indianna Bell and Josiah Allen, the directors of You'll Never Find Me, to learn more about how they achieved such a gripping end result with such a seemingly straightforward premise.