In 1750 Austria, a deeply religious woman named Agnes has just married her beloved, but her mind and heart soon grow heavy as her life becomes a long list of chores and expectations. Day after day, she is increasingly trapped in a murky and lonely path leading to evil thoughts, until the possibility of committing a shocking act of violence seems like the only way out of her inner prison.

Goodnight Mommy is a psychological horror film about twin brothers who become suspicious of their mother's true identity after she undergoes cosmetic surgery and appears different. As their paranoia grows, the boys begin to believe that their mother may be an imposter, leading to a series of chilling and disturbing events.

In The Lodge, a family finds themselves isolated in a remote lodge during a snowstorm. As tensions rise, dark secrets from the past come to light, leading to horrifying consequences.

The Field Guide to Evil takes the audience on a terrifying journey into the dark folklore of eight different countries. From the goblins and demons of the Greek islands to the cannibals and witches of Central Europe, this anthology of horror stories explores the depths of human fear and the power of folklore.

A group of refugees hidden aboard a container ship discover their passage to safety is not what it seems.

Two directors shoot a documentary about the controversial director and pugnacious actor Peter Kern. But he cannot be easily rammed into the classical form of a documentary.

A woman whose family was publicly consumed and destroyed by her teenage sister’s mysterious and horrific affliction is approached 20 years later by a journalist to tell the story in her own words. She reveals a far more terrifying version of what really happened in her childhood home.

The camera turns in circles around a group of friends during a drinking game in a cellar.

It is forever night and nobody knows why. Humans hide in caves and pits. Dirt and darkness are their companions. All they hear is the wind howling across the frozen wilderness. Joe does not hear the wind, though. He only hears the deafening rattling noise of his generator which provides light and life. He does not need to worry about night monsters. He has ample time to look for the solution to the mystery of eternal darkness. INTEC has something to with it, and he will find out the rest as well.

Featuring disco parking lots, Elvis impersonators and tough choices between personal happiness and responsibility for others, Elephant Skin combines its almost documentary grit with thick dialects and gentle stoicism to produce a superior fiction film.