Gitchy 2009
"He'll make you laugh...till you die!"
In this darkly comedic horror-thriller from director Lenny Rivera, siblings David and Kimberly are trapped in a nightmare of grief and terror.
Director: Lenny Rivera
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Gitchy (2009) about?
The film follows siblings David and Kimberly as they grapple with their parents' deaths while David is tormented by visions of Gitchy, a monstrous clown from his nightmares. Haunted by guilt and fear, David believes Gitchy killed their parents, forcing Kimberly to confront her own depression and the dark secrets of their family.
Who directed Gitchy?
Lenny Rivera directed Gitchy (2009), delivering a tight, atmospheric horror-comedy with a unique tone.
Who stars in Gitchy?
The film stars Marykate Gallagher, Laser Ray, Michael J. Brown, Liz Walsh, and Greg Gale in pivotal roles.
Is Gitchy (2009) worth watching?
Gitchy (2009) is a short but intense horror-comedy that stands out for its original concept and dark humor. While it's not a mainstream release, its unique blend of themes and micro-budget charm makes it a hidden gem for genre fans looking for something fresh and unpredictable.
How long is Gitchy?
Gitchy (2009) has a runtime of 33 minutes.
About Gitchy (2009) — A Horror-Comedy Twist on Grief and Nightmares
In this darkly comedic horror-thriller from director Lenny Rivera, siblings David and Kimberly are trapped in a nightmare of grief and terror. Haunted by the monstrous figure of Gitchy—a towering, laughing clown from David's deepest fears—they struggle to move forward after the tragic loss of their parents. The film blends horror, comedy, and psychological tension as David becomes convinced that Gitchy, the embodiment of his nightmares, was responsible for their demise. With Kimberly's own struggles with depression adding to the strain, the siblings' bond is tested in ways they never imagined.
Gitchy (2009) delivers a unique twist on the horror-comedy genre, balancing scares with dark humor while exploring themes of grief, guilt, and the monsters we create in our minds. The short runtime keeps the story tight and intense, making it a cult favorite for fans of unconventional horror. With standout performances from Marykate Gallagher and Laser Ray, this micro-budget gem proves that effective storytelling doesn't always require a big screen budget.