Psychic Sue 2013
"Speak not, for I am nearing the threshold of the worlds!"
Step into the quirky world of *Psychic Sue (2013)*, where skepticism meets supernatural chaos.
Director: Dave Lojek
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Psychic Sue* (2013) about?
*Psychic Sue* follows a grifter posing as a psychic who scams mourners with fake séances, only to be shocked when actual ghosts start appearing on her show. Her carefully constructed scam unravels as she's forced to reckon with the supernatural, leading to a chaotic and darkly comedic showdown between fraud and the afterlife.
Who directed *Psychic Sue*?
*Psychic Sue* was directed by Dave Lojek, who blends horror and comedy into this sharp, offbeat short film.
Who stars in *Psychic Sue*?
The film stars Andrea Coyne as the titular psychic, alongside Kate Finegan, Joseph Stacey, and Sarah Agha in key roles.
Is *Psychic Sue* (2013) worth watching?
*Psychic Sue* isn't your average horror flick—it's a brisk, darkly funny short that subverts expectations with its supernatural twists. While unrated on IMDb, its unique blend of satire and scares makes it a standout for fans of offbeat horror-comedy films.
How long is *Psychic Sue*?
*Psychic Sue* runs for 13 minutes.
About Psychic Sue (2013) — A Dark Comedy Where Fraud Meets the Afterlife
Step into the quirky world of *Psychic Sue (2013)*, where skepticism meets supernatural chaos. Directed by Dave Lojek, this 13-minute horror-comedy horror follows Sue, a fraudulent medium who swindles grieving clients with fake séances—until the dead decide to crash her act in style. When her carefully constructed lies unravel after real ghosts materialize during a live show, she's forced to confront her own disbelief. With sharp wit and eerie undertones, this short film blends dark humor with supernatural twists, making it a cult favorite for fans of offbeat horror.
Andrea Coyne leads the cast as the titular con artist, while Kate Finegan, Joseph Stacey, and Sarah Agha round out the ensemble in this brisk, energetic tale of deception and divine intervention. *Psychic Sue* thrives on its satirical take on the afterlife industry, delivering a bite-sized yet memorable experience that lingers long after the credits roll.