Director's short film created during his training at Silicon Studio in Berlin

A family spends time together in their weekend home. They learn from a child in the neighborhood that some time ago people were killed here by radioactive boars. The local hunters who hunted the mutated beasts were also contaminated and have mutated into zombies. They haven't appeared for a long time, but the next morning all of a sudden the cuddly creatures are alive and go about their bloodthirsty business...

Sequel to Killerkuscheltiere. This time with more bloody mess and digital effects!

The author Stefan König has writer's block. This changes when he witnesses the murder of a prostitute. He doesn't alert the police because he sets out to hunt down the murderer himself. The closer he gets to the killer, the more crimes he observes, which provides him with endless ideas for his texts. But the killer is very close...

A guy is terrorized on the phone and receives death threats. He should have taken them seriously...

Monsters have always been part of our nightmares and fairy tales. But where do they actually come from? How much of it is truth, how much is myth? Going to great lengths in this documentary, the filmmakers join scientists to explore a number of the best-known sagas and legends in the world. The search for the origins of what is likely to be the oldest legendary creature, the dragon, leads to snake pits, archaeological dig sites, gold mines and the inside of an Icelandic volcano. They also travel to Texas, hunting for traces of the “chupacabra,” literally the “goat-sucker,” a modern mythical creature with vampire-like teeth that was first spotted in Central America, and accompany palaeontologists to Kazakhstan in search of the remains of what might be the origin of the alluring unicorn, whose horn the Vikings used for trading.