A team of con artists posing as paranormal investigators steal from the home of an affluent elderly woman, only to find themselves unleashing a dormant malevolent spirit.

THE REMNANT

After Amanda's teeth start to fall out, she will soon learn the terrifying reason way.

TOOTHACHE

An obnoxious social media influencer and a group of friends on their way to a Halloween party find themselves in a grim world of hell when they run into two twisted brothers. Not even one of their 1 million followers can help them now. Director's Bio Alex Kahuam is a director, writer, producer and editor, known for Escondida (2012), So, you want to be a gangster? (2018) and his upcoming film Forgiveness (2021).

RED LIGHT

Deep into the small hours of the night, drenched in black coffee and paperwork, a lonely office worker's sanity starts to slip away.

TOO LATE

4 short stories. 4 directors. 1 genre: Horror.

CADAUERIS EXQUIS

A woman meets a terrible fate after she gets into a car accident on an isolated forest road.

THE GIRL IN THE WOODS

Based on the true story of a group of friends attempting to make a movie, and the non-literal massacre of what could have easily been The Greatest Horror Film Ever Made. Director's Bio Brandon Jordan is a Canadian director that moved to America at the age of 18 to attend art school. Upon graduation, Brandon began working as a videographer and designer around the world, living in many cities including New York, Vancouver, and Paris over the last 10 years. "The Greatest Horror Film Ever Made" is a comedic depiction of Brandon's first attempt at writing a film.

THE GREATEST HORROR FILM EVER MADE

A hunter hidden up in his tree stand chances upon gunmen executing hostages. He jumps into action, using his rifle and limited ammo to save the victims. But unfortunately for our hunter, he soon discovers he may not have been intervening on the right side...

TEN SHOTS

In this playful, supernatural tale by visual artist Alexandre Singh, a curmudgeonly novelist, Henry Salt, wakes from a nightmare to find a troubling entry in his diary: 12 o’clock at the restaurant ‘La Folie’. But whom is Henry meeting, and why doesn’t he remember making this appointment? When no one shows, Henry becomes obsessed with solving the mystery. Charging through a series of increasingly surreal encounters, Henry discovers that the truth is more disturbing than he could have possibly imagined. Director's Bio Alexandre Singh is a Brooklyn based visual artist, born in Bordeaux, France, to Indian and French parents. Encompassing such diverse practices as writing, collage, installation and performance, his artistic practice is inspired by a love of imaginative storytelling. His work has been exhibited in venues throughout Europe and the United States, and is represented in numerous private and public collections, including the Museum of Modern Art, New York; the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York; and the Centre national des arts plastiques, Paris. “The Appointment” is his debut film.

THE APPOINTMENT

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