A woman on the fence about having kids becomes hunted in her home by a demonic horse-man of Filipino folklore.

In 1975, Italian director Enrico Januzzi began filming a giallo– a feverish tale of a blind violinist who rises to first chair of the symphony, only to find herself stalked as a black-gloved killer murders her fellow musicians one by one. The only witness: her seeing-eye dog. Production collapsed, and the footage was lost for decades, but has now been painstakingly restored. A love letter to the bold, stylish world of Italian giallo films, this murder mystery is violent, absurd and darkly funny.

A desperate mother performs an occult ritual to resurrect her lost child.

Two elderly women in a care home grapple with magical mint humbugs, setting off an absurd journey through pleasure and peril.

An inexplicable drowsiness spreads among office workers, awakening something terrifying within them.

A trans woman turns to a satanic ritual in the hope of transforming her body. But the ritual brings something else into her home — a demonic presence with demands of its own. The Dysphoria turns body horror and occult terror into a dark tale of desire, transformation and sacrifice.

Determined to escape her insecurities, a woman’s journey to a yoga retreat takes an unsettling turn as her pursuit of perfection triggers a harrowing exploration of her identity and her relationship with her own femininity.