Kaz PS’s “A Good Death”, a bold exploration of grief and Gothic horror, premieres at this year’s HollyShorts Film Festival.

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A Good Death gives a strong first impression of being made by filmmakers who have spent time appreciating horror cinema. The location, the tone, the atmosphere, the way that it moves, all of the choices going into the making of this short will be satisfying to watch for any horror fan. Particularly in how Kaz Ps chooses her shots because there’s almost a curved edge to the lens, it’s altering the perspective just slightly to add a spooky, ominous edge. It’s a subtle touch but elevates the visual to create a gradually building darkness.

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Check out the lively interview between Kaz PS and Imaginative Visions about her journey creating her multi-award winning short A GOOD DEATH.

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In many ways, A Good Death builds on the cinematic lineage of Hereditary and The Babadook, blending real emotional trauma with supernatural tension. Kaz PS weaves silence, dementia, and complicity into a tight, unsettling narrative, never spoon-feeding the audience.

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