Born Again 2017
"Worst. Satanists. Ever."
Meet the world's least intimidating Satanists in *Born Again (2017)*, Jason Tostevin's brisk yet brilliantly absurd 7-minute comedy-horror short.
Director: Jason Tostevin
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Born Again (2017) about?
*Born Again* follows a band of hapless Satanists whose botched summoning ritual accidentally works—just not in the way they expected. Their ceremonial disaster spirals into a supernatural showdown with forces beyond their control, forcing the group to confront consequences that are both hilariously mundane and strangely divine.
Who directed Born Again?
The film was directed by Jason Tostevin, who crafts a tight, darkly comedic short that blends horror with offbeat satire.
Who stars in Born Again?
The short stars Randall Greenland, Brian Spangler, Tiffany Kiely, Jordan Fehr, and Jaysen P. Buterin in a ragtag cult of misfits.
Is Born Again (2017) worth watching?
At just 7 minutes, *Born Again* packs more laughs and unsettling charm than most half-hour comedies. Its blend of horror and humor makes it a standout for fans of quick, clever micro-cinema. While IMDb hasn't rated it yet, its sharp script and energetic cast make it a memorable watch.
How long is Born Again?
The film runs for 7 minutes.
Born Again (2017): A 7-Minute Comedy-Horror About Messy Miracles
Meet the world's least intimidating Satanists in *Born Again (2017)*, Jason Tostevin's brisk yet brilliantly absurd 7-minute comedy-horror short. When a group of fumbling cultists finally manages to summon something—anything—during their ritual, they quickly realize their mistake isn't just bad timing—it's a cosmic one. What follows is a frantic, darkly humorous collision of the sacred and the profane, as the crew scrambles to contain supernatural forces they never bargained for. With a tone that balances eerie dread and laugh-out-loud awkwardness, this micro-budget gem delivers big on wit and weirdness.
Randall Greenland, Brian Spangler, and Tiffany Kiely lead a cast of unlikely misfits whose chemistry sells the chaos. The film's stripped-down runtime heightens the tension, leaving no room for wasted moments. Between chaotic summonings and divine interference, *Born Again* asks: What happens when your worst plans go exactly right? A sharp satire of both horror tropes and cult clichés, it's proof that sometimes the punchline is the apocalypse.