Impossible Horror
Scary Movies XI
August 17 - 23, 2018
Following a bad breakup, an aspiring filmmaker struggling with creative block begins hearing a sinister scream outside her window every evening. Justin Decloux’s ultra-indie second feature is as much a horror movie as a movie about the horror of creation.
Q&A with Justin Decloux and producer/composer Emily Milling
Following a bad breakup, aspiring filmmaker Lily (Haley Walker) struggles with a crippling creative block. Unable to sleep, she begins hearing a sinister scream outside her window every evening. Convinced she needs to help, she heads out into the dark night and meets Hannah (Creedance Wright), a veteran scream hunter obsessed with stopping the creepy occurrence. The two women team up to try and locate the source before they become the scream’s next victims. As much a horror movie as a movie about the horror of creation, Justin Decloux’s ultra-indie second feature references everything from Asian horror to giallo, and its DIY spirit and eerie underlying dread secures its place as a small but mighty genre discovery. New York Premiere
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