In the shadowy corners of Brazil, twelve visionary directors converge to craft a chilling anthology where death is the only constant. From grotesque body horror to psychological terror, each short film in ‘Contos da Morte’ explores the macabre in its most visceral form, weaving a tapestry of dread that lingers long after the credits roll. Prepare to confront mortality in all its twisted shapes – because in these tales, the end is only the beginning of the nightmare.
User Reviews
“I wasn't expecting much from a Brazilian indie anthology, but this really surprised me. The variety of styles kept me on edge, and the creepy atmosphere in most segments was top-notch. Definitely worth a watch if you're into dark, artistic horror.”
“Some of the shorts were brilliant, others fell flat for me. The inconsistent pacing made it a bit of a slog to get through, but when it hit, it hit hard. A few of those images are burned into my brain now.”
“This anthology nails the feeling of dread and unease throughout. Each director brings something unique, and the overarching theme of death is handled with so much creativity. If you appreciate indie horror with genuine scares, don't skip this one.”
“I liked it overall, but it's not for everyone. The low budget shows in some POV shots, but the stories made up for it. It felt like a mixed bag, but the highs were really high, and I'll remember several of these shorts for a long time.”





























































