Shorts Block 2 - Women in Horror Shorts includes:<ul><li>A Good Death</li><li>Sihuahuet (PA)</li><li>Prey For Us</li><li>Famous</li><li>Paralysis</li><li>Into The Stand (CA) </li><li>Dance! (IR)</li><li>In Sickness and In Health</li></ul>

When devoted death doula, Amalia arrives at the home of her new clients, she immediately begins to suspect that something is wrong.

A Good Death

During the Salvadoran Civil War, a young soldier stationed on an isolated village, develops an obsessive carnal desire over a mysterious young woman by the river everyone warns him about.

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Sihuahuet

At a house party, Heidi wrestles with the pressure to be the “perfect” woman in a town haunted by the Bronson Butcher. She meets a charming stranger and goes home with him, but the night quickly turns into something far more dangerous.

Prey For Us

A young woman desperate for social media fame exploits her father's death to go viral. But the volatile world of internet stardom pushes her to the edge.

Famous

During a terrifying episode of sleep paralysis, Natasha finds herself trapped in a world where time stops, her body betrays her, and a grotesque entity crawls closer, turning her struggle to wake into a desperate fight for spiritual survival.

Paralysis

Returning to a hard-partying tree planting camp, newly sober Rosa disappears after walking alone into the woods. As her best friend Quinn searches for her, something in the forest begins to feel wrong.

Into the Stand

Dance is a horror short film about an Israeli officer in Gaza who enters an abandoned house to rest, unaware that the spirits of those killed in the house are waiting for him.

Dance!

Troubled couple Veronica and Luis go on a romantic weekend getaway to reconnect after Luis’s grueling exorcism. But as they settle in, Veronica begins to worry if the ritual drove out the demon or only revealed the one she married, leaving her trapped with a malignant force she cannot escape.

In Sickness and In Health

United States of America

Women in Horror Short films (block 2)

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