Phometrica 2015
"Who cleans up after the cleaner?"
Dive into the unsettling world of *Phometrica (2015)*, a genre-blending horror-comedy-drama directed by Chris Collier.
Director: Chris Collier
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Phometrica (2015)* about?
*Phometrica* centers on Jose, a man whose suspicions about his pregnant wife's nighttime work drive him to investigate her activities. What he discovers isn't the secret he expected—but a confrontation with his own buried guilt and fears that unravels his grip on reality.
Who directed *Phometrica*?
Chris Collier directed *Phometrica (2015)*, crafting a tense blend of horror, comedy, and drama that keeps viewers guessing.
Who stars in *Phometrica*?
The film features Tom Woodward as Jose, Joanna Ignaczewska as Stefania, alongside Andy Cresswell, M.J. Smith, and Arthur Brown in key supporting roles.
Is *Phometrica (2015)* worth watching?
For fans of psychological horror and dark comedies with tight storytelling, *Phometrica (2015)* offers a punchy 60-minute dive into paranoia and guilt. While unrated, its tight runtime and atmospheric direction make it a compelling watch for genre enthusiasts seeking something fresh and unsettling.
How long is *Phometrica*?
*Phometrica (2015)* has a runtime of 60 minutes.
About Phometrica (2015) — A husband's paranoia leads to a dark night of reckoning
Dive into the unsettling world of *Phometrica (2015)*, a genre-blending horror-comedy-drama directed by Chris Collier. This tense psychological thriller follows Jose as his suspicions about his pregnant wife Stefania's evening job spiral into a chilling exploration of guilt and paranoia. When Jose decides to track her movements, he stumbles into a labyrinth of his own fears, uncovering truths far darker than either of them bargained for. With its claustrophobic atmosphere and darkly humorous edge, the film weaves family tension with supernatural dread, creating an experience that lingers long after the credits roll.
Starring Tom Woodward as the increasingly unhinged Jose and Joanna Ignaczewska as the enigmatic Stefania, *Phometrica (2015)* delivers a uniquely offbeat narrative that straddles the line between domestic suspense and eerie horror. Collier's direction leans into uncomfortable realism, punctuated by surreal undertones that challenge both characters—and the audience—to question what's real. The result is a compact but impactful 60-minute character study that's as thought-provoking as it is unsettling.