Short

A man sits alone in a dark room and plays a deadly version of the game "spin the bottle" - the results of which may not go as planned.

In this suspenseful cross-genre short, the quiet suburban life shared by a young engaged couple is torn apart when Rachel (Winter Ave Zoli) must wait for a ride after class. Maki (Mei Melançon), the shy and mysterious Japanese classmate that invites Rachel back to her house, is confused by Rachels friendly ways and thus hurt when Rachel refuses her advances. Like Makis fantastic origami creations, the lives of Rachel and others prove fragile in a sequence of dazzling twists following Makis disappointment.

Sometimes, love sucks! Walter and Cleo have been married for ages, but their relationship has recently soured. Walter has lost his taste for life, while his beautiful wife, Cleo just wants to paint the town red like they used to. One night, while the couple argues over dinner, a group of burglars break into their palatial mansion expecting a huge score. This just might be the marital counseling Walter and Cleo have been waiting for.

Otto and Lola, two cabaret artists, fill their lives with their passion: acting.

A small boat, with five people, approaches an isolated villa where, years before, the younger sister of two of them died in the thermal spring baths. Since then, the house has been abandoned. As night falls on the splendid landscape, changes occur. One character's surreal visions turn into a nightmare for everyone in the group. In an inexorable spiral of fear, the mysterious secret which lives and hides in the house is slowly revealed.

A motorist struggles to come to terms with his past after picking up a hitchhiker who claims to know the future....

On the eve of the most important election in their career - a horrible event puts John and Abby on the dark side of choice. With the pressure of remaining in the race pushing hard, the solutions become clear. Ray Wise and Lin Shaye give the best performances in short format. Newcomer Padraig Reynolds (Sean Cunningham's The Utah Murders, The Drowned) shows his ability to create horror with backbone.

Josh and Jessica's relationship has become less than ideal. She's grown impatient with his apathy. He's grown tired of her party habits. But one evening, when Jessica returns home from the bar after being bitten by a vampire, Josh is faced with difficult decisions about life, love, and removing his girlfriend's head.