Horror: Ramaskrik Presents

All George wants is to stop getting pushed around by the local bullies. So when a pair of weird twins offer to introduce him to their grandma they say can 'make him big & strong', he jumps at the chance.

In a dilapidated house by the ocean, a woman, worn down by time and solitude, lives a reclusive life. Every day, she performs the same unsettling ritual: extracting thick black algae from the pipes, cracks and invisible fissures, as if the house were rotting from the inside. Every afternoon, she drags this living matter to a cliff and throws it back into the sea.

A young boy's pimple bursts, leading to a bloody disaster.

After recovering from a mental breakdown, a young woman shows up uninvited to a friend's gathering, where a game of Would You Rather threatens to push her over the edge.

Two creatures meet on a tree. Their encounter goes deep down to the roots and beyond.

Arvid and My are on a date at the movies. Suddenly Arvid hears My crying next to him. Arvid asks her why. Her answer brings back repressed memories of a childhood, a loving father and lots and lots of Hot Wheels. Arvid now has to do whatever it takes as to not be caught crying himself, however painful the means.

Determined to have the perfect birthday, May’s party plans are complicated by kitchen mishaps, family drama, and the arrival of a serial killer.

Three twisted tales of macabre horror unfold, all linked by an antiquated digital camera from 1997. The tales intertwine, creating a narrative that is both terrifying and hilariously absurd.

After putting her daughter to bed, Aura discovers an intruder in her house: an elderly lady who acts strangely familiarly and is hell-bent on performing a bloody ritual before midnight.

This silent and beautiful gothic reflection on death is about a sculptor who tends to a beautiful garden by keeping corpses underground. Colonies of fungus – fed by the bodies’ decomposition – create visions for those who pass by.