Horror (2003)

A story of perversion, evil, and gore that takes place in a snowy setting. The protagonist experiences sleep paralysis and finds themselves trapped in a torture chamber. They encounter a devil and engage in art therapy while dealing with damnation and the occult. Haunting and repression play a significant role as guilt lingers. The movie features zombies, a group murder, and a drug rehabilitation center. It explores themes of puritanism, ambiguity, and an evil preacher. The plot also involves a van, spirits, art horror, surrealism, psychosis, hypnosis, and an impending apocalypse. Sadism, a satanic goat, child abuse, and gothic elements are included. Cult insanity, painting, and a church with extrasensory perception are integral parts of the story. A sect, faith, a goat, death, a farm, demons, drugs, a reverend, and drug rehabilitation contribute to the narrative. The protagonist aims to escape and utilizes supernatural powers, lucid dreaming, and hallucinations due to mental illness.