Kino 2024
"Red Pine Drive-Inn opening next Summer!"
Kino (2024) delivers a chilling blend of horror, thriller, and drama in just 25 minutes. Set in October 1989 on the eve of Halloween, this atmospheric short follows a ruthless business mogul whose insatiable hunger leads him to a terrifying confrontation beyond death's door.
Director: Conner Bear
Cast
Will McBrayer
Howard Angier
Nathan Massengale
Chief Ranger Ullman
Cooper McBrayer
Locker Room Ghoul
Tyler Anderson
Cowboy Spirit #1
Jordan Wilson
Cowboy Spirit #2
Avery Wilson
Cowboy Spirit #3
Charlie Bear
Undead Camper
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Kino (2024) about?
Kino follows a wealthy businessman in October 1989 who, on Halloween eve, encounters a terrifying supernatural force after his relentless pursuit of more. The film blends horror and thriller elements as he faces consequences beyond mortal understanding.
Who directed Kino?
Kino was directed by Conner Bear, who brings a distinctive retro horror aesthetic to this 1989-set supernatural thriller.
Who stars in Kino?
The cast includes Will McBrayer, Nathan Massengale, Cooper McBrayer, Tyler Anderson, and Jordan Wilson in leading roles.
Is Kino (2024) worth watching?
At just 25 minutes with unrated status, Kino offers a concise but effective horror experience for fans of supernatural thrillers. Its retro 1980s atmosphere and tight storytelling make it a worthwhile short film viewing.
How long is Kino?
Kino runs for 25 minutes.
About Kino (2024) — A Retro Horror Thriller with Supernatural Consequences
Kino (2024) delivers a chilling blend of horror, thriller, and drama in just 25 minutes. Set in October 1989 on the eve of Halloween, this atmospheric short follows a ruthless business mogul whose insatiable hunger leads him to a terrifying confrontation beyond death's door. Director Conner Bear crafts a moody, retro-tinged nightmare that explores themes of greed, mortality, and supernatural retribution.
The film features strong performances from Will McBrayer, Nathan Massengale, and Cooper McBrayer, alongside Tyler Anderson, Jordan Wilson, and Avery Wilson. With its nostalgic 1980s setting and drive-in movie aesthetic, Kino captures the essence of classic horror while delivering modern thrills. The tight runtime keeps the tension relentless as the protagonist discovers that some doors, once opened, cannot be closed.
