Horror movies directed by Mike Disa

How Dead Space: Aftermath scares: Told in four overlapping segments, the story jumps between different crew members' accounts, so the pacing keeps resetting and building tension again from different angles instead of moving in one straight line. The scares lean on sudden creature attacks and body horror moments rather than long stretches of quiet dread, though the empty, dead ship setting keeps a constant low hum of unease going. Expect grotesque creature designs and bloody violence shown fairly openly, with the horror coming more from what's chasing the crew than from slow-building mystery. It's a good pick for fans of the games or sci-fi monster horror who want fast, gory encounters over a creeping psychological unraveling.

How Dante's Inferno: An Animated Epic scares: It moves like an action game more than a horror movie, pushing forward level by level through nine distinct circles, each with its own look, monsters, and boss-style threat. The scares come from grotesque hellish imagery and brutal fights rather than tension or dread, so it plays more like a dark fantasy adventure with horror decoration. Blood and monstrous violence show up often and are drawn in a stylized, comic-book way rather than realistic gore. It's a good pick if you want cool demonic visuals and nonstop action rather than something that actually unsettles you.