Dark, Deadly & Dreadful
A horror anthology film compiled from Fun Size Horror's community of filmmakers. Featuring short films from around the world showcasing the greatest up-and-coming names in genre filmmaking.
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In Chris Alexander's multi-media meditation on memory, isolation, identity, and bloodletting, a beautiful leather-clad humanoid (Ali Chappell) walks through a dream-world, plagued by violent visions and fragments of memories. After holing up in a monstrous home, the alien succubus flits in and out of reality, replaying the grisly murder of her doppelganger (Cheryl Singleton) while doubting her own sanity, and eventually, her existence.
Six complete strangers are forced to band together and flee the city when a zombie outbreak occurs. But after making camp in the middle of the wilderness, the group realize it's each other they should fear.
An innocent college student is tossed into a jungle hellhole where she must fight for her life against an evil wardress, psycho inmates, voodoo experiments and the incredible torture machine.
Thomas Chalk, Member of Parliament, will stop at nothing to ensure that his path back to political power is clear, enlisting the help of his "FIXER". The Fixer then takes Chalk's son under his own wing, leading him on an urban socio-political odyssey of horror and twisted conspiracies and double-crosses.
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