Violence in the Hospital

Sweat Punch

Sweat Punch is a collection of five eclectic short films that showcase a wide range of genres and storytelling styles. Each segment offers a distinct, self-contained narrative, from musical puppet shows and alien escapades to historical quests and introspective dreams. In one story, an alien girl named Yuko escapes the human world with a newfound friend, only to launch a campaign against otherworldly monsters from her home dimension. Another tale follows a young girl during the Irish War of Independence as she seeks out a mysterious Black Knight, while a separate short explores the vivid, battling memories of a man lying motionless on his deathbed.

Gandalla: The King of Burning Desert

A young rock band, struggling to find their sound, accidentally plays a forbidden melody during a rehearsal. This careless act awakens an ancient evil known as Gandalla, the king of the burning desert. The band members are suddenly drawn into a terrifying conflict between the demonic desert god and the forces that once sealed him away. As Gandalla's influence spreads, the musicians must confront the horrifying consequences of their mistake. They are forced to navigate a world of dark magic and monstrous creatures, all while trying to survive the relentless pursuit of the awakened deity. Their only hope lies in understanding the cursed melody and finding a way to reverse the damage before th

Meccano

Three short films, each running about ten minutes, are brought together by musician Pierre Taki of Denki Groove. The collection offers a trippy glimpse into the minds of its creators, with each piece adopting a radically different visual style. The first short, "Plastic Gun Man," is a 3D computer-animated spoof of Westerns. The second, "World Meccano Triangle," is a music video that evokes the aesthetic of 1990s-era screensavers. The third, "Haiirogaoka no Soridaijin," is an anime-style parody of a classic 1977 manga, blending comedy and fantasy with an unsettling musical and horror-tinged atmosphere.

Hoax

A music video for the song "Duibuqi Wo Zuobu Dao Dayingle Ni De Shi" by Kang Shi Tan De Bian Hua Qiu, also known as KST. The visuals blend surreal and unsettling imagery with the track's haunting melody, creating a disorienting experience. A lone figure wanders through empty, dimly lit corridors, while flickering lights cast long shadows and distorted faces appear and vanish. These elements evoke a profound sense of unease and psychological tension, as if the protagonist is trapped in a nightmare. The music, with dissonant chords and whispered vocals, amplifies the dread, while rapid cuts and jarring transitions keep the audience off-balance. As the video progresses, the boundaries between r

Surviving Romance PV

Chaerin is a high school girl who loves romance novels and dreams of a perfect love story. When she wakes up one day, she finds herself trapped inside a horror webtoon where her classmates are being killed one by one by a mysterious monster. Armed only with her knowledge of the genre, she must survive the night and find a way to escape the nightmare. As the body count rises and trust among the survivors crumbles, Chaerin realizes that the rules of romance do not apply here. She must rely on her wits and courage to outsmart the creature and uncover the truth behind the terrifying world she has been thrown into.

Mopemope

A young girl finds herself trapped in a surreal and nightmarish world, where the cheerful melody of the song "Mopemope" contrasts sharply with the grotesque and disturbing imagery around her. As she wanders through this twisted landscape, she encounters bizarre creatures and unsettling scenes that blur the line between reality and hallucination. The music video explores themes of psychological distress and inner turmoil, using vibrant colors and distorted animations to create a sense of unease. The girl's journey becomes a descent into madness, where the repetitive tune of Mopemope serves as both a lullaby and a torment, leading to a haunting climax.