horror

In the XIX Century there's a music school where it's always dark.

AROMA-VISION is an eerie short film inspired by "The Twilight Zone," written by Adam Smith and directed by Shun Powell. The story follows Fred Jones, an unassuming Milwaukeean who is pulled into the new interactive cooking show, "Culinary Masters." Similar to "Black Mirror," the short explores the dangers of technology and how easily humans can be swayed. Produced by Liminal Vision Films and created entirely by Milwaukee-based artists, "Aroma-Vision" pays tribute to indie filmmaking and the timeless spirit of classic science fiction.

After Drew stands Melanie up for a date, she and her friend Alyssa decide to get away for the weekend. Drew is not what he seems but, like everyone, he's just looking for love.

What if you could do it all over again, knowing what you know now? Welcome to the world of Baby Churn, where Rewind technology allows people to send their consciousness to the past. The only problem is: Things can never be exactly as they once were. Dr. Alvarez is one such individual who found out the hard way, and he has since dedicated lifetimes to genetic engineering, hoping that he may one day be reunited with his son.

When a ravenous alien attempts to devour the Earth, she bites off more than she can chew. A cautionary tale about how the earth is already rotten, thanks to humans. CONSUME, CONSUME, CONSUME is a unique sci-fi horror that's as fun as it is deeply troubling.

Martin can't figure out why dates never work out for him - until he meets a strange girl who, unexpectedly, seems to be into him. But she might be hiding something.

Creturs is an award-winning debut feature seeking its world premiere. Featuring her real family of four on a Pennsylvania farm, Carrie King wrote, directed and acts alongside her family in this deeply personal creature feature, exploring the fears and anxiety of the unknown. Set in the stillness of pandemic isolation, a Lancaster County farm becomes the entire universe for a fragile family trying to hold themselves together. Shot with elements of found-footage and starring a real-life family on their own farm, Creturs blurs the line between fiction and lived experience as it captures the quiet unraveling of a home under pressure. When their young son discovers a cluster of otherworldly eggs and nurtures them in secret, his small act of hope collides with a world already destabilized by fear and uncertainty. As the eggs hatch, the family must confront not only a mysterious new lifeform encroaching on their land, but the terrifying realization that they cannot fully control, protect, or preserve the life they’ve built. Intimate and poetic yet deeply unsettling, Creturs asks what kind of creatures we become when survival is no longer a given.

When graphic designer Margot discovers the start-up "Dream Theatre," which enables the recording of dreams, she decides to use this technology to uncover the cause of her recurring nightmares.

After her grandmother passes away, a grieving Mexican-American woman becomes fascinated with learning what it feels like to die, believing it will allow her to feel close to her grandma in death in a way she never felt in life. Her grief leads her to “The Death Lab”, a mysterious medical facility that claims to recreate the sensation of dying without actually killing you. Here she embarks on a surreal and deeply personal journey that stretches beyond the confines of life itself.

A crash test dummy gets into a car accident and finds himself traversing a hellish corn maze, chased by a scarecrow, while his girlfriend waits for him at home.

From the Academy Award winning team behind "Curfew." Still reeling from an incredible loss, a father (Shakey Graves) and daughter cling to a bedtime routine keeping them safe in a town where an unfathomable horror visits its inhabitants night after night.

A man living as a fish discovers he is the subject of an endless experiment when he tries to prove who he really is.