Totem

The story revolves around the wolf patrol as they gather at a site that holds dark memories from their past. Twenty years after the disappearance of Ludovic, the group faces a series of bizarre events, starting with the sighting of an evil giant rat. Under the guidance of a therapist, they hope to confront their past, but unexpected challenges arise when they discover a temporal passage in their toilets.

With a runtime of just 72 minutes, Totem offers a quick yet engaging mix of horror and comedy that appeals to fans of both genres. The film's unique premise, combining nostalgia for scout camp experiences with supernatural elements, makes it an intriguing watch. The blend of humor and horror may attract collectors interested in unconventional narratives and genre mash-ups.

Directed by Fred de Loof and featuring a cast that includes Xavier Seron, François Neycken, and Céline Peret, Totem stands out for its quirky take on the horror genre. This film is a notable addition to the contemporary horror-comedy landscape, providing a fresh perspective on familiar themes.