Futureshock: Comet

A harrowing, rain-lashed scramble for survival that keeps you gripped and finally moved by two brothers finding each other again.

A sober, talky what-if that builds quiet dread around an approaching cosmic near-miss.

A generic disaster churn with ticking-clock urgency, flat dialogue, and cheap thrills that pass the time without sticking.

A grim, slow-burning what-if that follows an ordinary household through creeping societal breakdown, more anxious than thrilling.

A short, sobering slice of near-future dread that plays like a quiet warning.

A quiet, wordless animated journey that weighs heavily, drawing you into the family's hardship through stark imagery and patient, somber pacing.

A slow, uneasy watch as quiet dread builds around a structure nobody can fully trust.

A quiet, anxious countdown that leans on dread and a lone voice no one wants to hear.

A tense, claustrophobic pressure cooker where ordinary people are forced into impossible moral choices as time runs out.

A tense family drama that slides into outbreak suspense, keeping you anxious for the characters as a medical crisis spreads.

A quiet, uneasy drama that lingers on one man's fixation after disaster, asking patience and offering little relief.

A tense, somber short that follows a desperate journey with quiet anxiety and a heavy emotional pull.