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The Serpent's Skin and Anything That Moves

Anything That Moves (Year: 2025; Director: Alex Phillips; Writer: Alex Phillips; Stars: Nina Hartley, Ginger Lynn Allen)

An innocent Chicago food delivery boy, after having sex for money, finds himself involved in a series of murders that can be traced back to someone who was in his bed.

Full Review See: Interview with Alex Phillips about Anything That Moves

Contact Lens (Country: China; Year: 2024; Director: Ruiqi Lu; Writer: Ruiqi Lu; Stars: Fan Chen, Yanni Dai, Shiqi Wu, Yunxi Zhong)

Getting rid of your contact lens as a way of breaking free.

A Grand Mockery (Country: Australia; Year: 2024; Director: Adam C Briggs, Sam Dixon; Writer: Adam C Briggs, Sam Dixon; Stars: Kate Dillon, Sam Dixon, James Louis O'Leary, Fiarrah Poole)

Josie's mundane life changes when mental illness drives him to Queensland's rainforests.

Messy Legends (Country: Canada; Year: 2025; Director: Kelly Kay Hurcomb, James Watts; Writer: Kelly Kay Hurcomb, James Watts; Stars: Kelly Kay Hurcomb, Melina Trimarchi, James Goddard, Mitchell Cohen, Garrett Johnson, Travis Cannon)

A group of wayward Millennials embark on their own unique, regressive journeys during the same night out on Montreal's Plateau strip, chasing the past and losing the plot.

The Serpent's Skin (Country: Australia; Year: 2025; Director: Alice Maio Mackay; Writer: Alice Maio Mackay, Benjamin Pahl Robinson; Stars: Alexandra McVicker, Avalon Fast, Jordan Dulieu, Charlotte Grimes)

A young woman leaves her transphobic small-town, and develops a romance with tattoo artist Gen with whom she shares a paranormal connection. But their deep-rooted insecurities unknowingly release a demon, which possesses one of their ex-lovers and begins feeding on their friends by sucking out their lifeforce.

Full Review See: Interview with Alice Maio Mackay, Alexandra McVicker and Avalon Fast about The Serpent’s Skin