Hymn 2024
A sharp-witted blend of horror and comedy, *Hymn (2024)* throws us into Holly's desperate Christmas Eve escape from a night of friends-only festivities—only to land her in the middle of a sinister sing-along gone horribly wrong.
Director: Emma Sinclair
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hymn (2024) about?
*Hymn (2024)* follows Holly as a Christmas Eve escape plan goes horribly wrong when she stumbles into a confrontation with a choir whose harmonies hide something sinister. What starts as a quirky holiday detour spirals into a fight for survival against carol singers with deadly intentions.
Who directed Hymn?
The film is directed by Emma Sinclair, who brings a sharp comedic edge to the horror setup.
Who stars in Hymn?
The cast features Rebekah Copeland as Holly, with Emma Sinclair, Eva MacCallum, Freya Anderson, and Jude C. Potter rounding out the ensemble.
Is Hymn (2024) worth watching?
With its clever mix of horror and comedy, *Hymn (2024)* is a fun, fast-paced short that delivers on tension and laughs in just 11 minutes. It's perfect for genre fans craving a holiday twist on classic scares.
How long is Hymn?
The film runs for 11 minutes.
About Hymn (2024) — A darkly funny Christmas horror short you won't forget
A sharp-witted blend of horror and comedy, *Hymn (2024)* throws us into Holly's desperate Christmas Eve escape from a night of friends-only festivities—only to land her in the middle of a sinister sing-along gone horribly wrong. Emma Sinclair directs this brisk, 11-minute chiller where the festive cheer of carol singers curdles into a gnawing sense of dread. With Rebekah Copeland anchoring the cast as the increasingly terrified Holly, the film dances on the edge of satire and slasher logic, turning holiday traditions into something unsettlingly off-key.
The story unfolds with tight pacing and a mounting atmosphere of unease, as Holly's fight for survival collides with a choir whose cheerful hymns hide darker intentions. Sinclair's direction balances dark humor and genuine tension, while the ensemble—including Eva MacCallum and Jude C. Potter—delivers performances that feel both grounded and delightfully unhinged. Packed into a bite-sized runtime, *Hymn (2024)* is a holiday horror treat for fans of quick, clever scares.