The terrifying mechanics of possession and ritual. Unseen entities, cursed relics, and generational pacts strip away human agency, reducing the living to hollow conduits for something ancient, hungry, and deeply malicious.
Directed by Kōji Shiraishi
Found footage assembled like a bureaucratic conspiracy board. Low-resolution video tape, mundane television broadcasts, and fringe academic interviews slowly weave together an ancient ritual that feels authentic precisely because of its dull, archival texture.
Found footage assembled like a bureaucratic conspiracy board. Low-resolution video tape, mundane television broadcasts, and fringe academic interviews slowly weave together an ancient ritual that feels authentic precisely because of its dull, archival texture.
Directed by William Friedkin
Medical procedural colliding headfirst with ancient theology. Before the head spins or the bed levitates, the horror is grounded in spinal taps, cold Georgetown clinics, and the terrifying failure of modern science to diagnose a rotting soul.
Medical procedural colliding headfirst with ancient theology. Before the head spins or the bed levitates, the horror is grounded in spinal taps, cold Georgetown clinics, and the terrifying failure of modern science to diagnose a rotting soul.
Directed by Damian McCarthy
Grief fermenting in a damp, isolated Irish inn. Superstition and literary obsession bleed together in the dark, using local folklore as a vessel for a mind already eager to be haunted.
Grief fermenting in a damp, isolated Irish inn. Superstition and literary obsession bleed together in the dark, using local folklore as a vessel for a mind already eager to be haunted.
Directed by Demián Rugna
Possession treated as a biological hazmat spill. Set on the dusty plains of rural Argentina, the occult operates by strict, unforgiving physical rules—if you shoot it, carry it, or panic near it, the infection wins.
Possession treated as a biological hazmat spill. Set on the dusty plains of rural Argentina, the occult operates by strict, unforgiving physical rules—if you shoot it, carry it, or panic near it, the infection wins.
Directed by Danny Philippou, Michael Philippou
The refusal to accept mortality weaponized through forbidden ritual. Bereavement strips away moral boundaries, turning the desperate ache of loss into an invitation for something unnatural to fill the void.
The refusal to accept mortality weaponized through forbidden ritual. Bereavement strips away moral boundaries, turning the desperate ache of loss into an invitation for something unnatural to fill the void.
Directed by Damian Mc Carthy
Gothic retribution staged inside a cavernous country house. A hollow wooden golem sits at the center of the room—unmoving, expressionless, yet radiating an unbearable certainty that the score will be settled before sunrise.
Gothic retribution staged inside a cavernous country house. A hollow wooden golem sits at the center of the room—unmoving, expressionless, yet radiating an unbearable certainty that the score will be settled before sunrise.
Directed by Danny Philippou, Michael Philippou
Spiritual violation packaged as a suburban party thrill. Lit by smartphone screens and punctuated by adolescent laughter, a ceramic hand turns possession into a recreational high—until the boundary between the host and the dead refuses to close.
Spiritual violation packaged as a suburban party thrill. Lit by smartphone screens and punctuated by adolescent laughter, a ceramic hand turns possession into a recreational high—until the boundary between the host and the dead refuses to close.
Directed by Osgood Perkins
Negative space and occult geometry. Wide, static frames leave agonizing room around the edges of the screen, creating the sensation that something unseen is standing in the corner of every sterile 1990s living room.
Negative space and occult geometry. Wide, static frames leave agonizing room around the edges of the screen, creating the sensation that something unseen is standing in the corner of every sterile 1990s living room.
Directed by Banjong Pisanthanakun
Faith crumbling under the weight of ancestral rot. What begins as an ethnographic study of regional shamanism in Northern Thailand devolves into a nocturnal carnage where benevolent gods abandon their hosts to whatever crawls out of the dark.
Faith crumbling under the weight of ancestral rot. What begins as an ethnographic study of regional shamanism in Northern Thailand devolves into a nocturnal carnage where benevolent gods abandon their hosts to whatever crawls out of the dark.