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The Counting Man (2015)

2015 · Aaron Dylan Kearns · 9 min · Estados Unidos · Edited by 1

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A hermit obsessing over a numbers station is left to live within an absurd Twilight Zone based reality. It will be either one of the funniest horror films you’ll ever see or one of the most unsettling comedies to ever be made. It is the cinematic rorschach test.

Aaron Dylan KearnsDirector

A 2015 entry from the catalog with a clear horror angle. Directed by Aaron Dylan Kearns.

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