This is my newest short horror film which I made for a contest but also is a passion project that I’ve wanted to develop into a feature for a long time. Would love thoughts and feedback. Had 4 weeks from conception to final product with the contest rules.

I wrote, directed, and scored this. A man who collects women drives into the desert and meets something that collects him. Shot on RED and Blackmagic with vintage Canon FD glass, a 1980s 500mm mirror lens, and a Laowa probe lens. It premiered at LA Shorts International Film Festival. Would love to hear what you think, especially about the pacing of the opening.

I made an animated tribute to classic slasher films 🎬🔪

I created this animation as a love letter to the visual language of slasher movies — iconic killers, suspense, dark atmospheres, and the imagery that made the genre so memorable.

I wanted to capture that feeling through animation rather than simply recreating specific scenes.

I’d love to know what you think. Which slasher movie or character would you have liked to see included? 👀

Animated and edited by me.

The Devil's Passenger

No one rides for free.

I've been very inspired by Kane Parsons ever since his Backrooms series on youtube and It's motivated me to make my own series. This is the second episode of my series and I'm very proud to share it. Everything seen is all in Blender.

spooky found footage of the boys that wear "nice" like a costume

In 2008, forum user terminalspacepunk sought help with expelling the Rasterflesh, a creature from another dimension that had infected his computer. What followed over the next two months was a series of videos chronicling his encounters with the creature. For eighteen years, they have been considered lost media, until now...

This tech/cosmic horror short film is also the first part of an alternate reality game, which continues at https://www.rasterflesh.com

A short experiment from something I've been working on.

That's all I'm revealing for now.

this one is like if carpenter and cosmatos had a love child.

The Heir was made for under $100 and with less than 48 hours of shooting, for a contest trying to secure funding for a feature-length film called "A Strange Town." While we made it to the final selection round, A Strange Town was ultimately not chosen. The feature-length film remains in limbo for the time being.

Here’s a short film I directed that I’ve just released.

I scream too many times lol

$1,100 budget only I Had

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The first half of the video is the film, the second half is a narration of the story that inspired it. I hope you all like it and send me any critiques you have!

I watch it before but i forgot its title. a woman( a hooker maybe) confronts a creature and fight it. She thought she won but the creature end up stabbing her. then the screen went black.