Cut Me If You Can
Stuck in the loop of a horror B-movie, two Black stereotyped characters decide to reject the script. But the film has other plans.
All three together run under an hourunder half an hourabout 35 minutes.
The three films
Stuck in the loop of a horror B-movie, two Black stereotyped characters decide to reject the script. But the film has other plans.
An ordinary man and an extraordinary ghost share a house, try to kill each other, and end up falling in love.
A PREVO Original
The Ticket-Taker is back, loose in a Hollywood costume warehouse after closing.
A young woman wakes up in the middle of the night to someone – or something – outside her bedroom door.
Langston Fishburne plays a man in a public restroom when a strange kid crawls into his stall and won’t leave.
An expecting mother’s gender reveal party gets stranger and stranger.
A lone moviegoer is stalked by a 7-foot-tall entity known only as The Ticket-Taker.
For fans of The Shining.
A novelist with writer’s block buys the sculpture his favorite author, recently dead, called his Muse. The ideas start flowing; so do the nightmares.
A little less gross than The Substance, still scary.
A jealous brother sabotages his successful sister’s livestream, then turns to black magic.
The weirdest of the three, and the most touching.
13 Nights of Horror
Some premiere on PREVO that morning; the rest are already in the catalogue. All of them are in your free month.
The first five nights
Night 1 · Oct 19
Night 2 · Oct 20
New to PREVO
Night 3 · Oct 21
Night 4 · Oct 22
New to PREVO
Night 5 · Oct 23
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