We offer encounters with Elder Gods, Cosmic Consciousnesses, dimension-spanning entities, and the darker, more repressed aspects of the Self, in a selection of Tales that might best be described as… Weird.
Paolo Gaudio’s DAGON is a slyly postmodern stop-motion spin on Lovecraft’s classic early tale.
Guilherme Daniel’s CANTO offers an idiosyncratic, lyrical and claustrophobic reimagining of ‘Pitman’s Model’.
A bereaved artist seeks closure and reunion with lost love in Joseph Diaz’s eyeball-searing cosmos-spanning,TRIANGLE, starring Ezquiel Rodriguez (WHERE EVIL LURKS) and Spanish genre Maestro Jaume Balaguero (REC).
Jennifer Rosiquez explores every creative artist’s worst fear, in the darkly funny and disturbing IMPOSTER SYNDROME.
A scientist’s encounter with something discovered beneath the ice unlocks inner traumas and repressed memories, in Michel Kessler and David Oesch’s UNDER THE ICE.
And life goes on as usual in the face of cosmic horror, in Polly Schattel’s wryly humanist AFTER THE FALL, adapted from the short story by Jeffrey Thomas.