Noppera (2026)
Inspired by the Japanese yokai Noppera-bo, this psychological horror short follows Avery, an ambitious photographer who stumbles upon a cabin deep within the woods. As reality begins to unravel around him, Avery is forced to confront the guilt, trauma, and consequences of his past actions revealing a dark hisotry.
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Inspired by the Japanese yokai Noppera-bo, this psychological horror short follows Avery, an ambitious photographer who stumbles upon a cabin deep within the woods. As reality begins to unravel around him, Avery is forced to confront the guilt, trauma, and consequences of his past actions revealing a dark hisotry.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Isaiah Moorehead
In Theaters:2/28/2026
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:The Local Losers, MAGIX Software GmbH
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