Ego In

About This Movie

Ego In is this strange little gem from '88 that really plays with the boundaries of animation and body horror. It’s like a visual nightmare that digs into our relationship with self and identity. The pacing feels almost dreamlike, often lingering in discomfort as it presents these surreal, grotesque images. The practical effects are gritty, adding to that raw edge that makes you question what you're watching. It's not just about shock – there’s a deeper commentary lurking beneath the surface. The atmosphere is thick, almost palpable, creating a sense of unease that lingers long after it's over. You can tell the creator was exploring some heavy themes, and it’s refreshing to see such bold experimentation in a short film format.

Unique blend of animation and horrorFocus on body horror themesExplores identity and self-perception