DOGG 2017
"4 stories in the name of fear by the creators of The Candidate"
Slovak horror anthology *DOGG* (2017), helmed by Slavomír Zrebný, weaves four chilling tales that explore fear in its most unsettling forms.
Director: Slavomír Zrebný
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is DOGG (2017) about?
*DOGG* is a horror anthology film split into four disturbing short stories, each exploring fear in its rawest form. The first, *DUET*, dives into the terror of modern-day terrorism, while *OPUS DEI* unearths a dark wartime secret hidden in an abandoned house. Together, these tales create a fragmented but haunting portrait of anxiety and dread.
Who directed DOGG?
The film was directed by Slavomír Zrebný, who also oversaw the anthology's cohesive yet diverse vision.
Who stars in DOGG?
The ensemble cast includes Monika Hilmerová, Ivan Romančík, Peter Oszlík, Judit Pecháček, and Marián Mitaš, delivering performances that amplify the anthology's eerie atmosphere.
Is DOGG (2017) worth watching?
For horror fans seeking something bold and unconventional, *DOGG* (2017) is a compelling choice. Its anthological structure offers variety, though the execution leans more toward raw tension than polished scares. If you enjoy short, intense stories that linger in the mind, it's worth a watch.
How long is DOGG?
The runtime for *DOGG* (2017) is 80 minutes.
About DOGG (2017) — A Bold Horror Anthology You Won't Forget
Slovak horror anthology *DOGG* (2017), helmed by Slavomír Zrebný, weaves four chilling tales that explore fear in its most unsettling forms. From the shadow of terrorism in *DUET* to the haunted secrets of wartime atrocities in *OPUS DEI*, each short film crafts a distinct brand of dread. The anthology leans into raw, unfiltered anxiety, blending psychological tension with visceral horror, all bathed in moody cinematography. Monika Hilmerová and Ivan Romančík lead a talented ensemble cast, their performances amplifying the creeping unease that lingers long after the credits roll. Whether you crave slow-burn suspense or abrupt jolts of terror, *DOGG (2017)* delivers a fragmented but unforgettable cinematic experience that refuses to let go.
Crafted by four directors, screenwriters, and cinematographers, this anthology thrives on diversity—each story a standalone nightmare that tests the limits of human fear. The first segment, *DUET*, confronts modern paranoia in a world where the unknown feels increasingly dangerous. Meanwhile, *OPUS DEI* traps its characters in a decaying relic of wartime horrors, where the past refuses to stay buried. With its stark visuals and relentless pacing, *DOGG (2017)* is a must-watch for horror aficionados seeking something raw, audacious, and deeply atmospheric.