Only 1080 seconds are enough for this film to put you in the highest state of tension possible, from the hand of a director who specializes in the genre.
Do you have little free time? Do you have trouble concentrating while watching TV for too long? Do you need to see something that scares you and is well made, with good production?
Well Netflix brings you a solution with his new (mini?) movie, which is already all the rage around the world. Director Matthew Castellanos returns to the genre and format that brought him the most satisfaction: horror in a few minutes. His first work was Joshua, in 2017, a horror story that lasts 20 minutes. In 2012 she released his shortest short film to date: Dreadwith 12 minutes.
And now he arrives for the first time on the streaming platform with what seems to be his best work so far: Inferno Disk. Throughout its 18 minutes, it has managed to impact and surprise all those who dared to see it.
What is Disco Inferno, a Netflix movie, about?
“Inferno Disk“tells the story of a young couple who prepares to conquer the dance floor of the most emblematic nightclub in Los Angeles in the seventies, which previously functioned as a church. However, his biggest challenge comes not from the dance competition, but from a dark presence that stalks the baby What are they waiting for.
From the first scene of the film, terror is present. We are introduced to Lynn, played by Helene Udy (known for her work on “Dead Zone“), a disturbed nun who finds herself crying in a confessional while regretting having committed a crime. This shocking image leaves us reflecting on what is to come in the plot.
Trailer for Disco Inferno, Netflix movie
Cast of Disco Inferno, Netflix movie
- Soni Bringas (Mel)
- Stephen Ruffin (Brandon)
- Helene Udy (Lynn)
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