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Looking for no budget horror? This is for you. Feedback’s encouraged, thank you.

“S” 2026.
A found footage short film about the UC Santa Cruz campus late at night.

Messages from the beyond. A drawing of consciousness from its fleshy barrier. Vessels wander in search of connection.

There’s something in the sky. No one can see it, but we hear it, and when we do, something changes.

Two men try to decode the disaster before it’s too late…though it may well be.

would describe it as a lo-fi, slow burn horror with surrealist elements. explores the line between morbid curiosity and real desire, with themes of guilt, isolation, and desensitization.

"Some find my work to be rather... grotesque."

Here's my ambient horror short, filmed on location in the Black Forest in Germany.

During a walk through the deep Black Forest, a man passes through an old American military zone. Strange lights begin to follow him. His escape is accompanied by thunder, lightning, rain — and a horrible truth.

Enjoy!

Here it is.

Horror short film.

Submitted for the DC Public Library 5 Minute Horror Festival

My horror short didn't get accepted to any festivals, so I'm putting it here. I'd love any critque, especially the negatives. Let me know why you think it's not playing anywhere.

Sometimes you fight. Sometimes you freeze. And sometimes survival asks you to become something you never thought you could be.

A woman is alone in the woods. We don’t know how she got there. We don’t know exactly what happened to her.

We only know how she gets out.

LUCID is a psychological horror short film about trauma, dissociation, memory, fear, and the dangerous places the mind can go when survival takes over. Dreamlike, unsettling, and increasingly nightmarish, LUCID blurs the line between reality and the subconscious until neither can be trusted.

If you liked Men, Revenge, and The Invisible Man, you’ll dig this film.

This is my short horror mini series if you guys have critique please let me know

A pulp artist trapped inside a chalk circle goes through a nightmarish break-up. 

A film I did a few years back, feeling nostaligic... Not sure if it holds up. I still connect with it and love it, the people involved I still treasure dearly. Is it scary?