The Spirit Became Flesh: Guilt and Decadence Take Shape and Take Over
In The Spirit Became Flesh, a rural community responds to its gradual disintegration by erecting a new god to worship. ...
In The Spirit Became Flesh, a rural community responds to its gradual disintegration by erecting a new god to worship. ...
Ivan Dimitrov’s Khaos is high on ideas. And, in little under 7-minute, he manages to skillfully create the ambiance that ...
Written and directed by Francis Han, 503 is an excellent example of creative writing. That the horror genre has been ...
Enrique A. Mendoza's La Leyenda del Sombrerón is a 9-minute horror that has its own take on the Guatemalan legend. Taking ...
Kyle Hartford’s Silver Screen Suicide is a 10-minute flirtation with classical Hollywood. The life of a man frustrated by his circumstances ...
Jalen Tellis’ Parasomnia is a 8-minute horror film based around the terror of sleep paralysis. Its protagonist, a man struggling ...
Ricardo Bouyett’s 40-minute Even Saints Bleed exists strongly in the psychological realm, with its protagonist leaning into her trauma so ...
Sofie Somoroff’s Love is a Fire deals with the horrific body. Following a couple who has just moved into a ...
David McGuff’s Barbarian God, based on Daniel Prillaman’s play, explores what happens when a Viking vampire confronts a nun’s faith—right ...
Russell Goldman’s Return to Sender is a psychological horror that taps into the uniquely contemporary fears concomitant with living in ...
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