The Things We Do When We're Alone

This horror film runs for 11 minutes, offering a concise yet intense exploration of its protagonist's psyche. The narrative centers around a closeted gay man who, left alone by his family, confronts his demons stemming from conversion therapy. His coping mechanism takes a sinister turn as he begins murdering unsuspecting gay men.

Directed by Matthew Lynn, the film features performances by Corey Page and Anthony Nanni. The film's horror elements delve into the psychological turmoil and societal pressures faced by the main character, making it a thought-provoking piece within the genre. As a recent work, it may appeal to collectors interested in contemporary horror that addresses complex and often overlooked themes.