Videogore

Réalisé par Davar Villegas

On a night like any other, Alma stumbles upon an underground film hidden in the shadows of the internet, unaware that it is more than just an urban legend: a snuff film that will unleash a cycle of unstoppable violence. On screen, her loved one is brutally tortured by a woman whose identity feels eerily familiar…

Pays : Mexico

Scénariste(s) : Davar Villegas

Producteur(s) : Davar Villegas, Yunuen Cartela, Tonatiuh Rojas, Gerardo Morales, Valeria Jiménez

Cast: Lisset Reynoso - Alma, André Musich - Mario, Germán Villarreal - The Producer

Genre(s) : Horreur, Splatter

Rapport d'aspect : 4:3

Original Release Date: 2025-08-30

Sales Pitch: For fans of extreme cinema, transgressive art, and horror that defies conventional boundaries. Videogore is a short film that explores human desire and guilt through gore aesthetics, narratives inspired by snuff cinema, and the disturbing portrayal of violence led by cute female characters.

TMDB URL: https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/1541914-videogore

External Links: https://letterboxd.com/film/videogore/

Davar Villegas

Born in 1999, Davar Villegas has built his career within the landscape of independent cinema, moving fluidly between exhibition, curation and filmmaking. In recent years he has expanded his work into production, script supervision, screenwriting and directing, always driven by a creative vision rooted in extreme horror, gore, splatter and the darker branches of genre cinema.

Through his production company Mal de Ojo Media, he created his debut short film “Videogore”, a multiformat pseudo snuff experiment that broadened his international presence at industry platforms such as Blood Window and at film festivals outside Mexico. His work combines visceral imagery with psychological tension, exploring the limits of genre, experimentation and narrative transgression.

He is currently developing his first feature film “I Saw Myself Killing Someone” while also working on several projects that include comic books, short films and the creation of a film festival. His practice continues to expand the space for extreme and independent cinema, both through his own films and through the platforms he helps build.