Holidays

• Comedy
• Horror
• Fantasy
• Mystery

“Holidays” unravels the comforting familiarity of annual celebrations through a darkly comedic and unsettling anthology, dismantling cherished traditions with pointed, often gruesome, subversion. Each segment reimagines a holiday—from Valentine’s Day to Easter—not as a source of joy, but as a potential catalyst for escalating dread and existential unease. The film doesn't rely on jump scares, but instead builds a pervasive atmosphere of creeping paranoia and domestic horror, exploring the fragile boundaries between societal expectation and primal fear. It's a pointed examination of how easily ritual can devolve into obsession, and how carefully constructed facades can mask something profoundly broken, offering a unique and cynical perspective within the horror-comedy space.