Terror Night 2025
In *Terror Night (2025)*, director Jakob Arevärn delivers a high-octane horror short that transforms a seemingly ordinary road trip into a visceral nightmare. Josefin, armed with an overpowered bass box in her EPA car, sets out to win the attention of her crush, Billy.
Director: Jakob Arevärn
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Terror Night (2025) about?
*Terror Night* follows Josefin as she cruises in her EPA car with a massive bass box, hoping to impress Billy. Her loud music sparks chaos when it collides with a sound-sensitive world, spiraling into a surreal and bloody confrontation.
Who directed Terror Night?
*Terror Night* is directed by Jakob Arevärn, marking his distinctive approach to blending subculture energy with horror.
Who stars in Terror Night?
The film features Edith Vallo as Josefin, alongside Toft Svedjeland, Sven Björklund, Zarah From Gonzáles, and Robert Persson in key roles.
Is Terror Night (2025) worth watching?
As an unrated short horror film, *Terror Night* offers a unique, high-energy experience. Its tight runtime and bold premise make it a standout for horror fans craving something fresh and intense.
How long is Terror Night?
*Terror Night* runs for 13 minutes.
About Terror Night (2025) — A high-energy horror short about bass, rebellion, and unexpected violence
In *Terror Night (2025)*, director Jakob Arevärn delivers a high-octane horror short that transforms a seemingly ordinary road trip into a visceral nightmare. Josefin, armed with an overpowered bass box in her EPA car, sets out to win the attention of her crush, Billy. What should be a simple display of subculture passion takes a terrifying turn when her thundering bass clashes with a sound-sensitive world. The escalating chaos pivots from chaotic party vibes to unsettling blood-soaked chaos, blurring the line between rebellion and horror.
The film thrives on its raw, unpredictable energy, blending the pulse of bass culture with the shock of sudden violence. With a runtime under 15 minutes, Arevärn crafts a tight, intense experience that lingers long after the credits roll. Edith Vallo leads the cast as Josefin, supported by Toft Svedjeland and Sven Björklund in roles that amplify the tension between youthful defiance and unforeseen consequences.