Dylan Anglin

A Child Lost. A Loved One Gone. A Friend.

Elise, long estranged from her mother Megan, visits her as she lies on her deathbed. Her mother recounts a life-changing moment from the early 80s, her father’s devastating diagnosis and a serial killer stalking the town. Elise reconstructs her mother’s memories, drawing them closer as the night unfolds.

Three friends explore a local legend where people are known to go missing.

As a man lies on his deathbed, he shares a poignant final exchange with his son, delving into the memories of pivotal moments from the years 1979 and 1980. These memories paint a vivid picture of his deep bond with Dennis, his closest friend who battled glioblastoma at the age of 32, the eruption of Mount St Helen's, and a chilling secret concealed for decades.

Pesadilla delves into themes of greed, loss, destruction, and the raw vulnerability embedded in family dynamics. While some may interpret it as a horror film, others might view it as an unflinching exploration of brute, unfiltered human nature.

A young girl tells the story of her neighbors, a family with a father who believed the planets were disappearing. His fear grew worse, their house got stranger, and in the end, they all died.

A Western/Conspiracy for the 48 Hour Film Challenge.

A man sees his reflection, his reflection looks back.