THE CONCEPT

We live in an age of surrender. We have willingly given our lives over to three silent companions: the laptop, the diary, and the mobile phone. We sleep next to them. We confess our sins to them. We trust them to hold our memories and keep our secrets safe. But we have made a grave mistake. We assumed these objects were passive tools, incapable of malice.
 

A Date With Terror proves that the things we cannot live without are the very things that will ensure we do not survive the night.
 

THE ANTHOLOGY
Prepare to embark on a harrowing journey into a modern-day abyss. This collection of three interlocking supernatural stories rips away the safety of the everyday, exposing the sinister potential lurking inside the items we take for granted.
 

• The Laptop:
  The screen that lights up your room in the dark isn't just projecting images; it is looking back. In a tale of digital claustrophobia, a personal computer ceases to be a window to the world and becomes a portal for something ancient and hungry. Privacy is an illusion. The firewall has been breached from the inside, and you will soon learn that some files cannot be deleted—they can only be unleashed.
   

• The Diary:
  A relic of the analog world, the diary is supposed to be a safe haven for private thoughts. But here, the ink runs thicker than blood. When the pages begin to turn themselves and the handwriting shifts before the writer’s eyes, a terrifying truth emerges: you are not the only author of your life. A possession story unlike any other, where the past refuses to stay buried in paper and binds the owner to a horrifying destiny.
   

• The Mobile Phone:
  It is the lifeline that never leaves your hand—a tracking beacon for the living, and now, a conduit for the dead. It was meant to keep you connected, but this device rings with a frequency from the other side. As phantom vibrations turn into tangible threats and unknown numbers herald doom, this segment proves that in a world of constant communication, there is no "Do Not Disturb" mode for the supernatural.
   

                                                                 THE VERDICT
A Date With Terror is designed to linger. It is not merely a film; it is a violation of your comfort zone. Chills will run down your spine and the hair on your arms will stand on end as the narrative unfolds, blurring the line between the horror on the screen and the device in your pocket.

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By the time the credits roll, the silence of your home will feel heavier. You will eye your laptop with suspicion. You will hesitate to write the next line. You will dread the next ringtone.

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Disconnect from reality. Face the terror.
 

Unleashing in 2017/18.
An absolute essential for all horror fans.