Bitches Kill Bitches 2023
"a bitch for a bitch."
In the short but razor-sharp horror-comedy *Bitches Kill Bitches (2023)*, director Hannah Panov crafts a wickedly funny and blood-soaked twist on high-school cliques.
Director: Hannah Panov
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bitches Kill Bitches (2023) about?
This 17-minute horror-comedy follows a new recruit whose brutal breakup call during clique initiation triggers a deadly twist. Instead of comfort, she gets a choreographed path to bloody revenge alongside her 'sisters.' It's a darkly comic take on friendship and payback.
Who directed Bitches Kill Bitches?
Hannah Panov directed this sharp horror-comedy, blending neon aesthetics with razor-edged humor.
Who stars in Bitches Kill Bitches?
The film stars Sydney Rahilly, Gia Ochsenbein, Hasti Bakian, and Fiona Rose Dyer in a darkly comedic ensemble.
Is Bitches Kill Bitches (2023) worth watching?
For horror-comedy fans, it's a fun and fast 17-minute ride with dark laughs and stylish gore. Without an IMDb rating, its appeal hinges on genre blending and snappy execution—ideal for bite-sized thrills.
How long is Bitches Kill Bitches?
The film runs 17 minutes in total.
About Bitches Kill Bitches (2023) — A razor-sharp horror-comedy about sisterhood gone savage
In the short but razor-sharp horror-comedy *Bitches Kill Bitches (2023)*, director Hannah Panov crafts a wickedly funny and blood-soaked twist on high-school cliques. When a new recruit gets shattered by a brutal breakup call mid-initiation, her cool-girl tormentors don't offer tissue boxes—they hand her a knife and a choreography chart. What begins as a twisted bonding ritual escalates into a pitch-black musical revenge spree where sisterhood is forged in screams and stiletto stabbings. With neon lighting and synth-heavy tension, Panov serves up a stylish satire of toxic friendships that keeps you laughing until the credits roll.
Starring Sydney Rahilly, Gia Ochsenbein, Hasti Bakian, and Fiona Rose Dyer, this 17-minute micro-budget gem delivers maximal horror-comedy thrills in minimal runtime. Beneath its glittery surface lurk themes of betrayal, solidarity, and the fine line between bonding and bloodshed. Whether you're a fan of razor-edged satire or just love a good gore-lite dance-off, *Bitches Kill Bitches (2023)* is a razor-sharp treat that leaves you grinning—and maybe checking your own clique's motives.