I Hate You Now

Year: 1985

Runtime: 10 mins

Language: English

Director: Richard Kern

Horror

The short film explores a relationship in which each partner begins to imitate the other obsessively, leading to extreme self‑alteration. The man already has a burned face, and his girlfriend deliberately burns hers to look like him, highlighting a disturbing cycle of identification and self‑destruction.

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