From the writers and producers of the horror anthology, Paranoia Tapes, Slimoids, Rust, That Night, Atelophobia and The Immortal Wars, comes a brand new cinematic horror anthology that will be sure to send chills down your spine. Join Malvolia, The Queen Of Screams, as she introduces you to the highest quality of horror from 7 filmmakers around the world. Get ready, sit back, and DO NOT WATCH ALONE.
Paul Catalanotto, Anthony Harriman, Joe Lujan, Ben Escobar, Robert Bryce Milburn, Velton Lishke
Director
Qudus Agbelega
Dead Body in Hallway (segment "American Hell")
Mark Ashworth
Man (segment "American Hell")
Abella Bala
Eden (segment "Penace")
Steven T. Bartlett
Dr. Friedkin (segment "Nails")
Maria Boas
Sasha (segment "Mother")
Kolbe Boudreaux
The Demon (segment "Penace")
Brittany N. Brown
Dead Body in Hallway (segment "American Hell")
Jeffery James Bucchino
Dead Body in Hallway (segment "American Hell")
Paul Campa
(segment "Swim with Me")
Gabriel Carli-Jones
Daniel (segment "Nails")
Loren Collins
Screaming Neighbors on VHS (segment "American Hell")
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