In the Wall

Year: 2007

Runtime: 26 mins

Language: English

Director: Mike Williamson

Horror

A grim, claustrophobic short that fuses the guilt‑driven terror of The Telltale Heart with the visceral menace of It’s Alive. After murdering his pregnant wife, a man walls up her corpse, only to discover insanity runs in his family and the unborn child is still alive, screaming from within the bricks.

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