August Underground (2001)
Found-Footage / Horror / Extreme Cinema
The film follows two sadistic killers who record their violent escapades on a handheld camera, documenting torture, humiliation, and cruelty with disturbing realism. With no score, no cinematic polish, and no narrative comfort, the footage unfolds like a raw home video from hell. August Underground positions the viewer as an unwilling witness to a psychopath’s everyday life, forever changing the landscape of underground horror.
AUGUST UNDERGROUND'S MORDUM (2003)
Found-Footage / Horror / Exploitation
The second entry plunges deeper into depravity as a trio of deranged killers escalate their crimes, dragging the viewer through a chaotic spiral of assault, mutilation, and psychological collapse. Shot with chaotic handheld energy and graphic practical effects, Mordum pushes the boundaries of endurance cinema and remains one of the most controversial films in the extreme horror canon.
Necrophagia's Sickcess (2004)
Shockumentary/ Music/ Horror
Necrophagia hits the road for a European tour, but this is no ordinary rock 'n' roll journey. As the band tears through Europe, the line between life on tour and the twisted world of their music begins to disappear. What starts as backstage chaos, strange encounters, drunken debauchery, and the relentless grind of the road descends into a nightmare of blood, violence, murder, and cannibalistic madness.
Shot through the warped lens of Fred Vogel and Killjoy, Sickcess plunges the viewer into Necrophagia's world—where horror isn't something you watch, it's something you live. Blurring documentary footage with outrageous staged violence and sickening horror, the film becomes a filthy, hallucinatory road trip through the darkest corners of the band's imagination.
The REDSIN TOWER (2006)
Horror/ Slasher/ Demon Possession
After a brutal breakup, Kim just wants to forget her problems for one night. But when her psychotic ex-boyfriend refuses to let her go, a night of partying with friends leads them to the one place they should have stayed away from—the infamous Redsin Tower.
Built around a dark local legend, the abandoned tower has been the site of disappearances, violence, and unspeakable rumors for decades. What starts as a night of drinking and reckless fun quickly turns into a blood-soaked fight for survival when something inside the tower awakens.
As her friends are hunted down one by one, Kim discovers that her ex-boyfriend may not be the only monster stalking her.
Something else is inside the tower.
Something that wants them all dead.
AUGUST UNDERGROUND'S PENANCE (2007)
Found-Footage / Horror / Psychological Deterioration
The final chapter of the trilogy explores the inevitable downfall of its killers. Their once-unchecked cruelty begins to fracture under paranoia, exhaustion, and guilt. As relationships strain and violence turns inward, the camera captures a bleak unraveling of their warped world. Penance brings the trilogy to a grim, introspective conclusion, revealing the emptiness beneath their brutality.
Murder Collection V.1 (2009)
Anthology / Shock Cinema / Faux-Snuff
Presented as a digital archive of disturbingN clips, Murder Collection features a series of standalone vignettes depicting murders, assaults, and unexplained acts of violence. Each segment feels like a recovered file from the dark web — raw, abrupt, unpolished, and unsettling. The anthology experiments with formats (security footage, phone videos, clandestine recordings) to create an eerie sense of authenticity and voyeurism.
MASKHEAD (2009)
Underground Horror / Exploitation / Slasher
A mysterious masked figure known only as “Maskhead” stalks the underground fetish and bondage scene, where violence and performance blur into one unsettling ritual. Part slasher, part psychosexual nightmare, the film follows the intersecting lives of performers, victims, and manipulators who orbit Maskhead’s world. A meditation on identity, brutality, and obsession, the film uses graphic practical effects and guerrilla filmmaking to create a uniquely disturbing experience.
Sella Turcica (2010)
Psychological Horror / Trauma Drama / Body Horror
When Sergeant Bradley Roback returns home after mysteriously disappearing during a military deployment, his family is relieved to have him back. But Bradley is not the same man who left. Paralyzed and suffering from crippling migraines, he is sickly, confused, and increasingly unable to control his own body. As the hours pass, his condition worsens and disturbing changes in his behavior leave his family struggling to understand what happened to him.
Bradley remembers almost nothing about the disappearance, and the doctors have no explanation for what is happening inside him. But as his body begins to break down and his mind slips further away, his family realizes that whatever happened overseas did not stay there. Bradley came home from the war—but something else may have come home with him.
The Final Interview (2018)
Crime Drama / Psychological Thriller
Veteran journalist Oliver Ross has one last chance to save his failing career. Desperate for ratings, he reluctantly travels to Western Penitentiary to conduct a live, televised interview with Darius Tidman, an infamous Pittsburgh murderer sitting on death row and scheduled to be executed later that night. What begins as a routine ratings stunt quickly becomes an intense confrontation as Oliver attempts to break through the killer's silence and uncover the truth behind the man everyone believes they already know.
As the cameras roll and the pressure builds, the interview becomes a dangerous psychological game between two men determined to control the conversation. With Oliver's career, reputation, and personal demons hanging in the balance, the line between interviewer and subject begins to disappear. By the time the final question is asked, Oliver may discover that the most dangerous person in the room isn't the man behind bars.