(94 mins) Shorts Block 3: a satisfying mix of classic ghost tale, creeping dread, and Lovecraftian horror<ul><li>Till Death Do Us Part</li><li>Triangle</li><li>SKIN DEEP</li><li>Lavender Rot</li><li>Eonian</li><li>The Black Silence (CW-animal cruelty)</li></ul>

Desperate to marry the love of his life, an Undertaker’s apprentice digs up the grave of a mysteriously murdered bride in an attempt to rob her corpse of its ring.

Till Death Do Us Part

Unable to get over the loss of his wife, David, a talented painter, encounters an enigmatic blind woman who gives him a key with the promise of meeting her once again. Following this encounter, David develops an overwhelming obsession with triangular shapes, culminating in the acquisition of a pyramidal lamp with the power to open a door to the afterlife.

Triangle

A self-promoting influencer inadvertently conjures an evil version of herself.

Skin Deep

In 1953, two men grapple with their relationship's future as a mysterious presence lurks outside their motel room. Loosely based on ""The Yellow Sign"" by Robert W. Chambers.

Lavender Rot

While grieving the loss of her father in his remote countryside home, a young woman makes a chilling discovery that suggests eternal life.

Eonian

When a dark and malevolent force begins sweeping through a quiet town, a young boy awakens to discover that his baby brother has somehow transformed overnight into a deranged adult man, who then immediately wreaks havoc on the family.

The Black Silence

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Over 60 films inspired by the works of H. P. Lovecraft, his literary forebears and contemporaries like Edgar Allan Poe, and original works of Cosmic Horror and the Weird Tale (with a few funny ones for good measure) from 12 countries.

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