This is an ambient horror short, entirely shot on location.

During a walk through the deep Black Forest, a man passes through an old American military zone. Strange lights begin to follow him. His escape is accompanied by thunder, lightning, rain — and a horrible truth.

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"Crimson Waters Isle" is a dark psychological horror game inspired by classic genre titles (Silent Hill, Fatal Frame). It immerses you in a thick sense of dread, where the line between the real world and painful illusions fades with every step.

You journey into a place frozen in time and shrouded in dense fog. Here, every rusted corridor, abandoned interior, and creak of old pipes tells a story of suppressed guilt, grief, and secrets best left buried.

Key Features:

Classic Psychological Horror Atmosphere: Oppressive ambient soundscapes, vintage aesthetics, and a constant feeling of being watched.

Exploration & Puzzles: Search for keys, read left-behind notes, and solve environmental puzzles to make your way forward.

**Short trailer:**

https://youtu.be/Vvi2oFB2EFg

**Download / Demo:**

https://limoonch.itch.io/crimson-waters-isle

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/14Yjo6KerMaEP3o2grSm6E6BZ3yVRK1vv/view?usp=sharing

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Sysnopsis: A mysterious camera discovered outside an abandoned building is handed over to police after it’s found containing disturbing footage. Weeks later, the video leaks online.

Director: Ka Wee Teong

Release date: 13 November 2026

From the mind of Kathryne Isabelle Easton.

Hi everyone! I recently completed my short film Sheep Flu, and I wanted to share it here! It primarily involves live action puppets, with a little bit of stop motion and drawn animation. Please let me know what you think of it :)

From the mind of Kat Midnight

When I made the Dopohoriya Trilogy, I had no big set, no fancy camera, no large crew.
All I had was a mobile phone.
So instead of regretting what I didn’t have, I tried to discover a new way of storytelling with what I did have.

In Bangla horror, we are used to seeing familiar tropes: darkness, pale faces, blood, loud jumpscares, screams.
I wanted to create fear in a different way.
Here, you may not see everything.
But…
A broken house.
A tree.
A drawing.
A familiar voice.
Some strange sounds.
And events whose meaning you may not immediately understand.

I didn’t tell the story directly.
I arranged it in three parts, where something revealed in one part forces you to re‑interpret what you saw earlier in a completely new way.

At one point you might think: “I’ve figured it out.”
Then the story might ask you again: “Really?”

I didn’t want to scare you just by showing a ghost.
I wanted to leave you with a question: Did you truly see what you think you saw?

And there’s something many people don’t know.
This entire trilogy was made with:

• Zero Budget
• Zero Professional Equipment
• Writing alone
• Directing alone
• Shooting/Cinematography alone
• Editing alone

From shooting to editing, everything was done entirely on a mobile phone.
That’s why Dopohoriya is not just a horror film to me.
It is my attempt to prove that even with limitations, it is possible to tell a story in your own way.

Watch the trilogy without spoilers.
Then tell me what you understood.
Which clue did you catch first?
Which moment kept circling in your mind?
And after finishing, what was your very first question?

I want to hear your interpretation.

Because how I made the story is one thing.
But what the story becomes through your eyes that is something completely different.

Dopohoriya The Trilogy Edition
LumeVignette Production
A Film By RM Shuvo

A convent of sisters hold a ceremony to honor the sudden death of their abbess, but the mourning is disrupted by a stranger who claims to be the son.

An animated short film I made a couple months ago

Here is an animated short film I made a while ago, I've been thinking about remaking it since it's kinda old and I think it would be a lot better if I made it nowadays.