Ingest

A mysterious VHS dating tape from the 1980s becomes the centerpiece of a chilling found-footage nightmare in Video Hearts, a horror short from filmmaker Ken Cohen. What begins as an awkward relic of lonely-hearts video culture slowly reveals something far more sinister hidden beneath the tape’s nostalgic surface, blending analog horror aesthetics with eerie psychological dread.

Isabella tries to find a balance with her smart phone obsession and lack of interest in her boyfriend.

Sandy thought escaping deformed from her captor was bad enough, but after she meets the women whose body parts she now has attached to her, she realizes that her nightmare is just beginning.

A tattoo helps Rosie cope with a terrible loss, but after it comes to life, her mental state takes a turn for the worse.

A chilling omnibus of terror tales from the cutting edge of horror underground, featuring short but devilishly sweet bites of blood-soaked stories.

A famous animator inadvertently warps a ten year old boy's imagination.

Ian decides to purposely lose his cell phone in hopes that the girl of his dreams will pick it up and call him. As a result he meets Jill, yet the feelings are not mutual, and obsession with the rejection draws out a love note never given to a high school crush. While this occurs, Shery, a novelty newspaper creator, deals with a recovering drug user turned tattoo addict who wants his story printed.

The film is framed as a lost archival recording of a cheerful, wholesome live children’s television broadcast (WKTV Channel 6, Studio B in Meadow Falls) from May 9, 1989. During a cheerful interactive segment—specifically a live "kindness call" where viewers dial in to share or talk—the broadcast is hijacked or interrupted by an unknown intruder/killer.