Emi Electra

Continuing the cutting edge tales of feminist-horror from the original “Built to Kill”, this amped-up epic sequel pushes even more philosophical boundaries in the realm of horror, gore, comedy, action, and thrills, courtesy of leading independent filmmakers from France, Canada, and the USA, includes “No More God in Doctor”, “Those Who Can Die”, and “Nuke Them All”. Put together by Canada’s Darkside Releasing and Citizen 11, this high-octane women-in-horror anthology features award-winning international genre filmmakers.

Nera, a young artist/ sex worker with chronic nightmares, visits a sleep clinic in search of treatment -- only to find herself trapped in a dark underworld of ritual "therapy" and abuse.

Through countless lifetimes and multiple universes, Luka and Zephyr are bound in a whirlwind romance that is intimately entwined with the fabric of reality itself. "Wait" is a series of infinite moments shared between so-called strangers in the liminal spaces between love and loss.

Continuing the cutting edge tales of feminist-horror from the original “Built to Kill”, this amped-up epic sequel pushes even more philosophical boundaries in the realm of horror, gore, comedy, action, and thrills, courtesy of leading independent filmmakers from France, Canada, and the USA, includes “No More God in Doctor”, “Those Who Can Die”, and “Nuke Them All”. Put together by Canada’s Darkside Releasing and Citizen 11, this high-octane women-in-horror anthology features award-winning international genre filmmakers.

Nera, a young artist/ sex worker with chronic nightmares, visits a sleep clinic in search of treatment -- only to find herself trapped in a dark underworld of ritual "therapy" and abuse.

Nera, a young artist/ sex worker with chronic nightmares, visits a sleep clinic in search of treatment -- only to find herself trapped in a dark underworld of ritual "therapy" and abuse.

Through countless lifetimes and multiple universes, Luka and Zephyr are bound in a whirlwind romance that is intimately entwined with the fabric of reality itself. "Wait" is a series of infinite moments shared between so-called strangers in the liminal spaces between love and loss.