Direct MP4 Access • True Crime & Radical Realism • 18+
A mockumentary-style dive into the terrifying neo-Nazi skinhead subculture in Russia. Controversial and banned in multiple regions.
The chilling true story of Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka, Canada's most notorious serial killer couple.
A terrifying psychological descent into postpartum psychosis, based on real-life tragedies where a mother's mind becomes a trap.
The true account of the Hillside Strangler murders that paralyzed Los Angeles. A raw look at serial killers.
Based on the true story of Bryon Widner, a high-ranking skinhead who undergoes a process to leave his violent past.
Inspired by the 'Lonely Hearts Killers'. A dark, poetic tale of obsessive love and jealousy that leads to murder.
A high-tension South Korean thriller about a woman's desperate search for her sister in a remote village.
A harrowing Australian drama inspired by real serial killers. A teenage girl must use manipulation to survive her captors.
מבוסס על סיפור אמיתי ומדהים של מניפולציה אינטרנטית. נער נשאב לעולם אפל של צ'אטים, אובססיה ומזימת רצח מורכבת.
Leos Carax's controversial masterpiece exploring incest, obsession, and the collapse of bourgeois identity. Uncut reality.
Our Recommended section is dedicated to the most unsettling category of extreme cinema: Radical Realism. The titles in this archive derive their terror from the actual history of human depravity.
From the 'Hillside Strangler' murders to the infamous 'Lonely Hearts Killers', these films bridge the gap between True Crime documentaries and Transgressive Cinema. They challenge the viewer to confront real monsters.
Films like Baby Blues and U Want Me 2 Kill Him? go beyond simple violence, exploring the psychological collapse and obsessive devotion that lead to radical acts.
Titles like Russia 88 have been suppressed or banned due to their unflinching portrayal of hate. Sharing The Sickness provides a safe space to archive these historical transmissions.