Mikko Pohjola

Tope gets out from jail and teams up with his old pal, Make. Together with Make's cousin Sakke, the trio decides to reclaim back their top place in the underworld of Hervanta. The takeover of Hervanta is easy, but the crimelord of Tampere, Manse-Spede does not approve these actions. And that's just the beginning...

The adventures of Count Splattenstein reach their insane peak in the movie Splattenstein 3D

In a nature park, a group of teenagers are slaughtered by a dangerous psychopath.

The understudies of the Spy School throw a bunch of unlucky comedy characters into the world of international terror. Can the heroes avoid certain death? The sketch-like structure resembles 80s Finnish comedy, with characters reminiscent of screwball comedies, police academies, and driving school support classes - not forgetting trash and splatter values!

Mysterious stranger arrives in the post apocalyptic town of Steel Manse. He starts working for the two dangerous crime lords but he has reasons of his own.

Ancient Scandinavia is rattling... In times before recorded history, King Pest conquered territories for his empire with the help of a mystical warrior. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, this warrior destroyed everything in his path—men, women, children, even entire villages were wiped out. The warrior was known as Blaas Karma - the black spirit, because in addition to his incredible powers, he could run on water, defy magic, and resist all known poisons. However, the king betrayed Blaas Karma in his greed and decided to kill the warrior. Everything went wrong, though, and the warrior escaped – only to find out how his former father had plundered the land. It is time for revenge, but the King still has a trump card up his sleeve — his connections to the Black Lord, the true ruler of the world, must be put to use once again in order to win the battle. But the Black Lord has his own plans for Karma and the world... In addition to revenge, the fate of the future is at stake!

Team Splattenstein's "signature film" – and, depending on how you count, the first part of a four-part trilogy.