An 8mm blood-soaked nightmare or a crazed dark visual comedy. A freakish, brick wielding figure runs out of nowhere and tears open a hapless, blood soaked victim lying helplessly on the ground.
Amor (Patrick Santy) is angry. Love is no longer what it once was. It is buyable and banal. You can not rely on anything, except perhaps on ninjas. They are still deadly.
Beyond the front door of an old, decrepit house is buried a horrible and tragic past. One horrifying and gory night a family of four is brutally hacked to pieces. The only survivor is the young and beautiful housekeeper, Ella. When she steps out of the house one day, she has no idea that she is about to be snatched by failed bank-robber Jason Goodis. Goodis, however, could not have imagined that the innocent hostage he is dragging back inside, has an unquenchable thirst for blood!
A man is taken captive by a feral family in the deep woods. They are determined to transform him, body and mind, into one of their own -- whether he likes it or not. What starts of as a traditional slasher becomes much more interesting all of a sudden, which is business as usual in a Scott Schirmer-film.
Haunted by the death of his father and other psychological traumas, Daniel (Roberto Scorza) returns to the home where he was raised. Faced with intense emotional scars, as well as physical -- which are realized by the years of self-harm depicted by the cuttings adorning his body -- he enters the bathroom to begin a journey of self-exploration, self-mutilation and quite possibly, self-enlightenment. Prepared only with three white candles and some crude instruments, Daniel attempts to beckon the embrace of the Goddess Ishtar (Flora Giannattasio) to assist him on his self-illumination.
A film by the enigmatic director working under the pseudonym Cosmotropia de Xam. Reminiscent of some David Lynch films, psychedelic seventies horror and nunsploitation, it follows the bizarre odyssey of a young woman possessed by dark thoughts.
A woman on the run from her abusive husband encounters a mysterious hitchhiker. Richard Stanley’s shape shifter-horror-western turns 25 this year and is as poetic, haunting and twisted as ever. A true cult classic with an African setting you rarely see in horror movies.
Jane and Simon are two young police officers leading a routine investigation following the discovery of hidden video equipment in an abandoned house by a night watchman. Hard to believe, but this found-footage horror is made by a 17 year old director!
Broadcasting through a makeshift network of discarded televisions, this story is tangled up in the aftermath of Los Angeles worst earthquake nightmare. Travel between screens and aftershocks into the twisted lives of the survived. Debut feature of musician Flying Lotus, with a huge roster of counter-culture comedians from America. Deliberately off-putting, hilariously offensive and crazily off-the-wall.
Five friends go camping, releasing the sexual tension with games of truth or dare and skinnydipping. That doesn't stop a libidinous monster from outer space from becoming part of the romantic camping-trip. Sexy monster-movie with great characters and a beautifully off-beat style.