Skankobite 2005
Dive into the chaotic world of *Skankobite (2005)*, a darkly comedic horror short directed by David Lindabury that blends family drama with supernatural chaos.
Director: David Lindabury
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Skankobite (2005) about?
*Skankobite* follows a father's disastrous night when his rebellious daughter accidentally brings home a demonic entity tied to his addiction to chewing tobacco. What starts as a lazy evening spirals into grotesque body horror as the Smokeless Configuration warps his life—and his body—forever. The film mixes black humor with visceral shocks, turning a quiet family moment into pure chaos.
Who directed Skankobite?
David Lindabury directed *Skankobite (2005)*, crafting a tight 9-minute horror-comedy that thrives on its raw, unpolished energy.
Who stars in Skankobite?
The film features Ben Armstrong as the father, Melanie Boyd as Krystal, Jack Charlop in a supporting role, and Madeleine Corrie and Lance Worthington rounding out the cast.
Is Skankobite (2005) worth watching?
While *Skankobite* is unrated on IMDb, its unique blend of horror and comedy makes it a cult curiosity worth seeking out for fans of offbeat cinema. The short runtime and dark humor ensure it's more entertaining than disturbing, though its visceral moments won't be for everyone.
How long is Skankobite?
The runtime of *Skankobite* is 9 minutes.
About Skankobite (2005) — A Dark Comedy-Horror Short About Family Dysfunction Gone Demonic
Dive into the chaotic world of *Skankobite (2005)*, a darkly comedic horror short directed by David Lindabury that blends family drama with supernatural chaos. When Krystal's rebellious streak accidentally unleashes the Smokeless Configuration—a demonic force tied to a foul-mouthed, tobacco-chewing patriarch—her father's quiet evening of beer and snacks spirals into a grotesque transformation. The film's gritty, low-budget aesthetic amplifies its grotesque humor, exploring themes of rebellion, corruption, and the monstrous side of familial bonds. With its raw energy and twisted premise, *Skankobite* delivers a punchy, unsettling ride that's equal parts comedy and horror.
Starring Ben Armstrong as the beleaguered father, Melanie Boyd as the defiant Krystal, and Jack Charlop rounding out the chaotic household, this 9-minute short packs a punch. The atmosphere crackles with dark humor and visceral shocks, leaving audiences questioning whether the real horror lies in the demonic possession or the family dynamics. Perfect for fans of offbeat horror-comedies, *Skankobite (2005)* is a cult curiosity that lingers like a bad aftertaste.