Grind

A workplace horror anthology in four parts

People all over the world are waking up.

The current state of things as we see it -- the average American is suffering while billionaires line their pockets, driving income inequality to a level not seen since the 18th century. Workplace safety is declining, worker exploitation is rising, and wage theft is rampant.

...And thus it's the perfect theme for a horror film. We want to tackle this subject in a fun, scary way that will provide a cathartic release for audiences everywhere.

This is a film for anyone who's ever hated their job, had a bad boss, or felt taken advantage of at work. In other words, it's a film for all of us.

  • The ingenious horror-comedy anthology Grind achieves the almost unthinkable: while it delivers the requisite laughs and shocks — never an easy balance to strike, even at the best of times — it is just as effective in its jabs at the gig economy as anything by Britain’s Ken Loach or any other director from the school of social realism.

    Damon Wise, Deadline

  • This generation's answer to Office Space

    Kat Hughes, The Hollywood News

  • One of SXSW's buzziest horror movies

    Ash Crossan and Grant Hermanns, Screen Rant

  • A Sharp Critique of late-stage capitalism

    Christopher Reed, Hammer to Nail

  • Truly exceptional work

    Chad Collins, Dread Central

Upcoming screenings

September 25th

Winchester, NC

Lost Weekend Film Fest

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October date TBD

Sitges

Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival

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October date TBD

Eureka Springs, Arkansas

Nightmare in the Ozarks

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October 8th

Manchester

Grimmfest

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