Detour

A woman wakes up in the woods all alone. After a while moving carefully through the thick forest, she trips and falls. When she turns around she looks into the eyes of a dead person, obviously killed recently. And this is only the first.

A man babysits his girlfriends kid, and after a short while screams come from her room. Apparently she believes there's a monster under her bed.

Kåre is a youth coach with aspirations to become the greatest football player ever like his idol, Bryan Robson. However, his dreams are starting to take a toll on his relationship with his girlfriend, Anna.

A famous crime writer becomes a victim after a crazed fan brutally attacks her. She isolates herself in her apartment, trying to cope and get on with her life, but starts to experience increasingly strange events. It doesn’t take long before she is convinced that her attacker is back and stalking her.

Svein's best friend is a fancy rat named Halvorsen who goes missing during a pet contest, leading to chaos with newspapers reporting a rat invasion. To avoid losing both Halvorsen and the competition, Svein must work to keep his parents unaware of the situation.

After learning that she is related to the last witch murdered in Norway, Anna travels to the island where it all happened and retraces her steps, determined to uncover the truth about what really happened to her and share the story with her followers on her podcast channel. Things starts to unravel, her mind starts to play tricks on her as she follows the clues intentionally left by the witch: Olaug – leading her deeper and deeper into the forest and separating her more and more from her world.

A stressed-out family of three is trying to get time to make a perfect Christmas preparation.

Boris, from Joe Sherlock's chapter of Dark Zone Thirteen, is summoned back to present a new collection of thrills, chills, spooks, and scares.

Anna travels back to the family farm in hopes of finding answers as to why her father killed himself.

Director-screenwriter Severin Eskeland, who shocked Night Visions audiences with his “hammer feature” Lust in April 2017 in Helsinki, tells us a cautious tale of a Halloween prank going a few steps too far.