Witness A Succubus In The Safety Of Your Own Home

Short film "Succubus" has run it's course over a large number of film festivals worldwide. It is now available for free viewing, courtesy of the filmsite "Ekko's Shortlist". You can read my review of “Succubus” as part of “Sinister Visions” horror anthology here: http://asouthernlifeinscandaloustimes.blogspot.com/2013/08/my-review-of-sinister-visions.html Or you can review my more detailed IMDb review of “Succubus” here: http://asouthernlifeinscandaloustimes.blogspot.com/2014/08/my-review-of-horror-short-succubus.html

"Succubus" is directed by actor Kim Sønderholm, written by Lars Egholm Fischmann, produced by Jan T. Jensen with cinematography by Allan Vælum. The movie is dedicated to the cinematographer who regretfully died very sudden only two weeks after completing the photography of the film. The score is by UK filmmaker Rusty Apper while the awesome creature make-up is by Anders Lerche under his company Far Out Effects. Lerche had just finished his work on "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" before completing this assignment.





The movie stars Kat Herlo as Emma, with supporting actors Nadia Bond, Miriam Yeager, Lars Bjarke, Michael Larsen, Steen Jaszczak and the director himself, Kim Sønderholm (Escaping the Dead, Sinister Visions)The movie is English language, produced in Denmark hence Danish subtitles. Running time is 18 minutes, and definately not suitable for young children - and definitely not safe for work.

Check it out at http://www.ekkofilm.dk/shortlist/film/succubus-/
For more information, check out IMDb: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2290687/