The horror of manhood.

A troubled woman, lost and confused, finds herself in the middle of a strange, magical carnival with no memory of anything or anyone. She quickly becomes mesmerised by its addictive charm, losing herself in the grandeur of this spectacular, entertaining 'paradise'. However, now she has been blinded
by the lights, what will it take for her to open her eyes to the reality she once knew? And more importantly, does she even want to?

Get inside, get away, just don’t get stung.

Étouffe-moi Seul is the final chapter to La Pièce Vide (The Empty Room Trilogy).
Though Étouffe-moi Seul can be seen as a stand-alone film, it provides the finalé to the story of The Woman.
Traveling across the country to make a new start, The Woman tries to escape her past, only to fall deeper into her other personality, Olivia.
Seeking an alternative approach through psychedelic therapy at the Sanitaria Institut. 

This is a generative AI film

An A.I.-crafted film about Lisa, an entomologist trapped in Mexico City's drainage tunnels after a meteorological disaster. Facing isolation and decay, she must adapt to survive while confronting her own dehumanization.

Don’t forget to flush.

Comedy/Horror.
Residents of a sleepy English village investigate a werewolf threat lurking in the nearby moors. Led by a punk band and eccentric locals, they race to unravel the mystery and reclaim their village from this dark danger.

In the not-too-distant future/parallel universe/dream, Guy finds himself at a film festival for a movie that may or may not exist, that he has allegedly made. A paranoid and disorienting quest for identity leads him into a world of V.R. video games, underground raves, and other-worldly entities. Reality unravels leaving nothing behind, but that’s fine.

WOLF MOON RISING is a love letter to the golden era of genre cinema — crafted in the spirit of Roger Corman classics like Galaxy of Terror, Forbidden World, and Humanoids from the Deep. It's designed to captivate modern audiences while giving longtime Horror and Sci-Fi fans exactly what they crave: practical effects, bold storytelling, and the pulse-pounding energy of the late '70s and early '80s midnight movies. This is the kind of film that evokes memories of VHS rentals, cult classics, and cheering crowds.

When a doctor is kidnapped by a guerrilla group and held hostage in the jungle, she must decide whether to wait for rescue—or fight for her own freedom.

As dream life bleeds into waking reality, a woman confronts the terror buried within her bloodline. A surreal psychological meditation on ancestral trauma set against the shadow of American Puritanism.

Policewoman Marjolaine Coppola (Catherine Beauchemin) is looking for her sister, who has been kidnapped while their parents were being murdered. Those responsible are believed to be working for Franz DeMann (Peter Seaborne), the megalomaniac businessman who is trying to become mayor of Ridgway City. Following an attempt on her life, the young woman finds herself teamed up with Tie Man (Jérémie Earp), a shadowy vigilante who was victimized by the same man, and who has only one thing on his mind: REVENGE!

A group of old friends meet up for a house party which quickly goes awry. Now the friends must work together to prevent the apocalypse.

A visceral journey into the heart of the European underground punk scene, Call The Cops tells the story of a band's tour through Eastern Europe in the raw, direct style of a road movie. Between long hours on the road, high-octane gigs, lots of (maybe too many) beers, and checkpoint stops, the documentary captures the essence of a music scene that is often ignored.

In a world where daily struggles and political reality mix with a desire for freedom and anarchist ideals, Call The Cops explores the resistance, rebellion, and authenticity that still define punk today. Each stop on the tour becomes a reflection of a counterculture that, despite everything, continues to scream against the homogenization of the system.

A raunchy date has a gruesome end in this campy, shock-shlock splatter short.

A frustrated old man keeps losing a computer game until an annoying fly is zapped into the screen. Buzzing through pop-ups and windows, the bug unexpectedly helps him succeed last.

An actor for a cereal commercial will be conflicted with his fame, fortune and his own morality. The commercial will take a much darker turn than what the surface shows.

The family that slays together, stays together.

Trapped in a Florida time-loop, Rory relives the same day every day, with a twist, an elusive artist drops new music daily. Follow Rory’s journey to find the mysterious musician, and maybe save the world.

Returning to his hometown to claim an inheritance from his estranged mother, Ben Marsh and his partner, Sam, find themselves entangled in the mad prophecies of the town’s Charismatic leader, Pastor Deenan.

Finding his ex in the nightclub where she works and convincing her to come back to live with him, that should be doable. Losing the dealer and the bar owner who left him for dead in the restroom for trying to steal their stash is still within his capabilities. However, removing his head stuck in the toilet bowl, that’s not a given.

Ella has a strange passion: watching torture videos. To the point where she tries the experiment and kidnaps a boy. But when she gets there, she realizes that she’s not cut out for that and wants to give up. The problem is that his victim is a suicidal person who doesn’t want to leave there alive…

Ismael, a veteran pilot used to having everything under control, shares the cockpit with Daniela, a trainee co-pilot as brilliant as
she is unsettling. What should be a routine flight quickly turns into an impossible experience when a series of unprecedented
events begins to distort the reality around them.
Trapped in an increasingly strange space, Ismael and Daniela must face unexplained signals, absurd decisions and a threat
that seems to come from somewhere else: the Audreys, an alien presence whose invasion could put all of humanity at risk.
With a B-movie spirit, dark humor and a clear genre drive, The Thing in the Fog turns a single location into its own universe: a
closed cockpit where the absurd, the cosmic and the human collide as the threat of the Audreys becomes inevitable. A genre
film contained in form but ambitious in imagination, where two unlikely characters end up facing the fate of all humankind.

Beware them snickems…

Stuck in the loop of a horror B-movie, two black stereotyped characters decide to F*** up the script. But the film has other plans.

They Come in the Toilet

Three destinies collide in a ferocious underworld: a former porn actor turned hitman seeking to retire, a hermit with a lupine delusion thirsting for revenge, and a young gigolo torn between crime and love. Everything erupts in black humor & desire.

Bark at the moon.