Russian horror is a genre where fear has local roots: history, faith, Soviet everyday life, woods and villages. We make russian horror films the way Russia remembers them — no copies of foreign cliches.
Russian horror is not a popular niche: big studios rarely gamble on it, and that is exactly why our feature films stand out at international festivals. We work with material that has almost no competition: folk mythology, historical trauma and the very landscape of Russia.
Every russian horror film we make keeps the dramaturgy honest: no cheap paint-water scares, only real fear that grows from culture.
The niche is empty, and festivals are hungry for new national voices. Our russian/slavic horror projects gather awards precisely because almost no one else makes this genre.
History, folklore, urban legends of cities (ask about Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kazan) and original ideas of the authors.
Yes, a mystical series is a natural form for Russian horror. We develop the world and the bible alongside the script.
Yes, we write horror film scripts separately — from synopsis to full screenplay.