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An Invitation to Death
A bizarre anthology exploring 'death' through various genres. A YouTuber known for solo trips faces growing doubts from her audience, leading her to embark on a new adventure with unexpected consequences.
A film student, struggling creatively, makes a fateful wish during a visit to a mysterious shrine, forever altering his path.
A teaching assistant experiences unsettling encounters and is drawn into a strange world after a visit to an unusual funeral home.
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A bizarre anthology exploring 'death' through various genres. A YouTuber known for solo trips faces growing doubts from her audience, leading her to embark on a new adventure with unexpected consequences. A film student, struggling creatively, makes a fateful wish during a visit to a mysterious shrine, forever altering his path. A teaching assistant experiences unsettling encounters and is drawn into a strange world after a visit to an unusual funeral home.
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