Antrum: The Deadliest Film Ever Made Review (Film, 2019)

Antrum: The Deadliest Film Ever Made takes it a step further. The first 10 minutes and closing credits of Antrum are short documentaries about the history of a lost horror film called Antrum. Film historians and critics describe the legacy of a tiny, independent, barely-released horror film. Apparently, anyone who sees the film will die shortly after watching it. Entire festival screenings burned to the ground, and festival organizers planning on rejecting the film died before the rejection could be made official.

The Den Review (Film, 2014) The Archives

The Den is a horror film inspired by the rise of Chat Roulette and similar random video chatting sites on the internet. Elizabeth receives a grant from her university to study the impact of relative anonymity on conversations in The Den, the film’s cipher for Chat Roulette. She stumbles into a world of unimaginable horror after witnessing a young woman’s murder.

Polaroid Review (Film, 2019)

Polaroid is a paranormal slasher film about a haunted camera. Bird is a high school student who loves photography. Her friend Tyler gifts her a rare instant camera from the 1970s, which she gleefully uses to start taking photos of her classmates. Then her friends start dying one by one under mysterious circumstances.