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“SUSSURAS” ONE HOUR EXPERIMENTAL HORROR FILM

Susurrus — a one-hour experimental horror film that exists at the intersection of visual poetry and existential dread.

Deeply inspired by the patient stillness of Chantal Akerman, the hypnotic bleakness of Béla Tarr, and the spiritual melancholy of Andrei Tarkovsky, Susurrus is a film that doesn’t just tell a story — it watches it erode.

Told almost entirely through long, wide, and mesmerizing shots, Susurrus moves at a glacial pace, inviting the viewer into a liminal space where time seems to slow and the boundaries of identity, memory, and space begin to dissolve.

Threaded with the uncanny logic and surreal unease of David Lynch, the film’s structure is puzzle-like — looping, disorienting, and quietly terrifying. 

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt37364442/?ref_=nm_flmg_job_1_cdt_t_1

Double Screening 

in Downtown Los Angeles, California 

at 

Spearmaiden

8PM “Sussurus”

9PM “Onslaught of the Dead”

818 S Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90014

Follow Instagram: @tenheadedskeleton_ for dates!

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm10979204/?ref_=tt_ov_1_1

5 Horror Movies I’d Love to Remake or Reboot or Add an Original Sequel to

  1. The Alien Franchise – I first saw “ALIEN” when I was 5 or 4. It was either the very first Horror Film or very second Horror film I ever saw.
  2. Death Ship – I saw Death Ship when I was 4 or 5, it was definitely before I was in kindergarten. So, I’d never went to any school yet. It was the same year or so I saw Alien. So, I can’t remember which one was the first or second.
  3. Shock Waves – My first taste in the Zombie genre. It may have been the third horror film I first saw. At the time George Romero Trilogies weren’t even under my radar. So, I didn’t even know they existed. I was at the mercy of what cable TV or Cinemax or HBO showed me. VHS wasn’t a thing in my household until I was 9 or 10. And I vividly remember my first trip to a VHS store and discovering Dawn of the Dead, Scanners, Basketcase, Street Trash, Toxic Avenger and more.
  4. The Werewolf Genre – I grew up with Lon Chaney werewolf images and had the universal action figures/dolls. I thought the film (from a child’s POV) was a bore, but I liked the creature design too much. It wasn’t until The Howling, I found a werewolf movie I liked a lot. In 2016 I started to write a basic plot for a werewolf film, but I realized if I’m going to do this, I want to do it right. Meaning Iwant my werewolf to look horrifying. And I don’t have the resources for that, so I’ve put that idea to the side until I”m rich and famous lol.
  5. The Hellraiser Franchise – You know these cenobites with supernatural powers could be seen as Supervillains. I’m not saying they should be a comic book type of feature, but they could have the kind of pacing with a hellish set piece adventure. I see a lot of potential in the damage and pain they could inflict on cities, or in hell, but the scales we green light are not even close to being something epic. To put it simple, there’s not enough body count for their incredible powers. The third one tried, but it seemed to lost it’s way direction-wise. I’d love to give it an arthouse approach and give it more mystery, suspense and an ensemble cast of characters to kill. This could be a series as well.

Stuck in an Elevator

May 10th I went to meet a model in a warehouse in downtown LA. I entered the elevator and started thinking about a scene that I wrote that takes place strictly in an elevator for “Eight Faces Shoved in Cake with Toothpicks”. Then suddenly the elevator stopped working like something in a movie. The chances of this happening are astronomical. According to statistics you are more likely to get struck by lightning. The Elevator was stuck on the same floor I was meeting her so she was right there on the other side of the door the whole time.

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Illustration by Ten-Headed Skeleton

I make my own beats

I write my own lyrics and hooks

I draw my own album covers

I choreograph my own weird dancing in Music Videos

I style my own wardrobe

I wrote my own scripts

I color-graded my own movies

I edit my own movies

I produced the soundtrack for my own movies

I cook my own meals

I do my own laundry

I get my own beer

I wash my own dishes

I do my own grocery shopping

It only makes sense …

I plan my own death

Feature Film: How to Explain Laughing to Dead Flowers

“How to Explain Laughing to Dead Flowers” Unveils a Hilarious and Retro-Futuristic Journey Through Horror and Comedy

A Double-Chapter Cinematic Experience Blending the Haunted, the Absurd, and the Unseen with a Vintage Look.

How to Explain Laughing to Dead Flowers is an innovative horror-comedy that offers a fresh take on the genre, blending surreal humor with disturbing horror across two uniquely stylized chapters.

The film opens with Chapter One, where six friends embark on a hiking trip into the woods. When one of them mysteriously vanishes, the group splits up to search, only to encounter strange and inexplicable events. As the tension builds, one by one, the friends disappear—leaving only questions, dread, and laughter behind.

Second Chapter transports the story to 2060, where two best friends, Jack and Wendy, navigate a desolate world after a mysterious global disappearance in 2023. As they explore an abandoned building on Halloween, Jack begins seeing figures that Wendy cannot. Their bond is tested, and reality begins to unravel—blurring the lines between madness and something darker.

How to Explain Laughing to Dead Flowers offers a unique blend of b-movie charm, surreal comedy, and arthouse sensibilities. Each chapter peels back layers of absurd humor and horror, providing a refreshingly original viewing experience that keeps audiences on edge and engaged.

https://tenheadedskeleton.bandcamp.com/merch/onslaught-of-the-dead

New Release – Limbless and Breathing Album

“Limbless and Breathing” is now widely distributed digitally. 18 New/Unreleased songs I wrote/produced from 2021-2023 with a cover song of “Hungry like a Wolf” which was written by Duran Duran. I drew the cover art in 2012. It was going to be the album cover for my Electro-Goth side project “How Horror Movies Should Sound”, FKA as “Asians That Kill” (with Mary Ann Tran) but I didn’t have any new material coming soon, yet I had a lot of Ten-Headed Skeleton songs waiting to put out that needed an album cover.