I Am the Ripper

At a crowded city apartment, a wild party spirals into chaos as a Death-like figure stalks the guests. The living room becomes a claustrophobic arena where screams and violence erupt, turning the space into a nightmare stage. The setting emphasizes urban claustrophobia and the fragility of safety when the supernatural breaks in.

⚰️ Death

Death is an active, pursuing force that hunts through the party, turning a social gathering into a deadly cat-and-mouse pursuit. The killer operates with clinical calm, showing how mortality can intrude with indiscriminate violence. The encounters test the characters' will to survive and confront their own end. The film uses Death to explore fate, consequence, and the inescapability of death.

👹 Possession

Raphaëlle's possession reframes her identity, transforming her into a hellish demon and altering how others respond to her. The possession blurs lines between victim and aggressor, raising questions about control and power. It forces other characters to confront their own fears and defenses under supernatural influence. The transformation highlights how quickly someone can become a threat when possession takes hold.

🌌 Afterlife

The narrative introduces an afterlife framework where souls are traded, contracted, and judged. An angel appears as an arbiter, explaining the rules and stakes of the encounters beyond the mortal world. The 'entrance exam' pushes characters to confront moral choices with eternal consequences. The film uses these elements to examine redemption, fate, and the costs of surviving Death.