Marieh Delfino

“ISOLATION” weaves together nine tales of terror, following isolated citizens in cities around the world as they confront their darkest fears in an attempt to survive an increasingly deadly outbreak. The eleven filmmakers were only allowed to use the equipment, resources, and participants they had in lockdown. All nine scripts are original. Anthology director and producer Nathan Crooker created a world ten months into the future based around the current global pandemic and then briefed the filmmakers to bring their stories to life within this framework. “ISOLATION” explores the human condition through a genre lens, weaved together in an anthology experience. The films live under a banner of survival and deal with relatable themes such as; human connection, paranoia, hope, love, escapism, fear of the unknown, abandonment. Like any good horror film, the themes transcend the genre.

The lives of a dozen college students at a co-ed dorm turn upside down with the arrival of two very different women with the same name.

On a deserted highway, a school bus is carrying a basketball team and its cheerleaders back from a triumphant game. The bus breaks down and the thrill of victory is quickly replaced by terror. As the sun sets, the Creeper descends on the bus and picks off the athletes one by one. Will any of them survive, or will they all provide the Creeper with another horrific helping of mouth-watering morsels?

An abused, deaf housewife kills her husband, rekindles an old flame, and flirts with wanting the job of hitwoman offered to her by a lonely hitman.