FUL Film

17/10/2025

We’ve got a little surprise! Even if you think our tasteless Slasher – The Killjerk Killer in the Woods sounds completely bananas, you might still enjoy this: a mini documentary about how we shot our pitch video. Captured by Anton Persson Flygare and edited by me.

https://youtu.be/p6tvW81D3Ko

Check it out if you’re into horror 👆 Or if you’re curious about projects that don’t exactly follow the “traditional Swedish film path.” Or simply if you love filmmaking and enjoy sneaking a peek behind the scenes – especially here in Sweden, where there isn’t exactly a flood of that kind of content.

We’re just a bunch of horror nerds now working on our third micro-budget feature film. And yep – we’re actually getting them out into the world ❤️

Even if you think our tasteless Slasher – The Killjerk Killer in the Woods sounds completely bananas, you might still enjoy this: a mini documentary about ho...

16/10/2025

Watch our films for free until Christmas!

Both Alma Wants New Playmates and Cerebral Palsy Blues are now free to watch on Vimeo and YouTube until Christmas.

I’ve decided to do this because, well — films are made to be seen. And while they are being seen, I want to make them even more accessible to everyone.

If you enjoy them, you can choose to support the films by sending a Swish or PayPal contribution — completely voluntarily.

Support the films:
Swish: 076-1091319
PayPal: paypal.me/FULFilm

I’ve previously hosted both films on a separate Vimeo OTT channel, where they can be rented.

However, the downside of Vimeo OTT is that viewers need to create an account just to rent a film — which, let’s be honest, isn’t ideal.

By comparison, platforms like Amazon Prime Video already have an existing audience and a smoother process.

For instance, Alma Wants New Playmates has made around 15,000 SEK on Prime Video — but only 20 SEK on Vimeo OTT 😄

So, for a short period, I’m making the films available for everyone to watch freely — and then, later on, they’ll return to paid distribution.

Enjoy the films while they’re open!

Watch, share, and if you like them, support independent filmmaking ❤️

08/10/2025

Two charming gentlemen seeking two lovely ladies for a classy double date. Drinks, dinner, and good company — what more could you ask for?

Check link for more info 😉

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-killjerk-killer-in-the-woods-horror-feature/coming_soon/x/38487484

03/10/2025

Movies That Inspired The Killjerk Killer in the Woods – #2

Andy Kaufman – The Art of Not Being Understood

Not a movie, but a man. Andy Kaufman wasn’t a comedian—he was something else entirely. I first discovered him through Man on the Moon with Jim Carrey, but I became obsessed when I found Bob Zmuda’s book Andy Kaufman Revealed.

Andy taught me that it’s okay not to be understood. Sometimes, that’s the whole point. He wasn’t interested in people liking his work—he wanted reactions, good or bad. He wrestled women on live TV just to p**s people off. He blurred the line between reality and performance. He made people uncomfortable, and that’s what made him unforgettable.

We’ve taken that same philosophy into The Killjerk Killer in the Woods. It’s not just a slasher—it’s an experience. Whether you love it or hate it, you won’t forget it.

Haven’t checked out our pre-launch yet? 👇 Drop your email and be the first to know when we go live!

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-killjerk-killer-in-the-woods-horror-feature/coming_soon/x/38487484

29/09/2025

28/09/2025

26/09/2025

Did you know The Killjerk Killer in the Woods started as a short film back in 2023? It was raw, but we’ve made a clean teaser from it, now live on our YouTube page.

https://youtu.be/pohhxsZwwRA?si=iFqBOkE-pVhRxPTp

Soon, you’ll also get a grittier teaser and a chance to see the original short film.

Our full campaign is gearing up to go LIVE with Indiegogo’s brand-new platform via Gamefound. Since all campaigns are moving over on October 16th, we’re waiting just a bit to launch—so we hit the ground running.

For now, make sure to follow our pre-launch page so you don’t miss a thing!

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-killjerk-killer-in-the-woods-horror-feature/coming_soon/x/38487484

Does for going into the woods what Jaws did for swimming—after this, you’ll think twice before taking a hike.The Killjerk Killer in the Woods is a blood-soak...

19/09/2025

Hello! We’re kicking off a brief series to dive deeper into The Killjerk Killer in the Woods, introduce ourselves, share our goals, and highlight the movies and creators that have influenced our project.

The series is called:
Movies That Inspired The Killjerk Killer in the Woods

Check out Part 1! 👇

Don’t Go in the Woods – The ADHD-Slasher That Inspired Us

If you love wild, fast-paced slashers, you need to see Don’t Go in the Woods (1981). Directed by James Bryan, this infamous video nasty was banned in the UK, but it has everything I love about old-school slashers: relentless pacing, brutal kills, and surprisingly gorgeous nature shots.

What makes it stand out? It never slows down. The moment things get quiet, it cuts to a new character—who is immediately introduced and then killed. Then it’s back to our main cast. That structure? We straight-up stole it for The Killjerk Killer in the Woods.

Its only flaw? The killer’s look. He’s no Jason Voorhees or Michael Myers—more like a mix between a homeless guy and an Ewok. But honestly, that just makes it more charming.

James Bryan also gave us Lady Street Fighter, featuring the one-of-a-kind Renne Harmon, a middle-aged, karate-kicking avenger 😄

If you love Don’t Go in the Woods, you’re going to love The Killjerk Killer in the Woods—so so go check out our pre-launch campaign! 👇

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-killjerk-killer-in-the-woods-horror-feature/coming_soon/x/38487484

17/09/2025

She had him at 'civil disobedience' ❤️

14/09/2025

Festival brains, we need your wisdom! 🥰

We just completed Freedom, Truth, Chaos, Death – a dark, psychological thriller with elements of black comedy, murder, and slasher horror. It’s a full-on exploitation film that explores the world of conspiracy theorists without preaching or taking a side. It’s provocative, absurd, violent, and (hopefully) very entertaining.

Now we’re planning its festival run before releasing it via streaming (most likely through Filmhub), and we’re wondering:

Which film festivals would be the best fit for this kind of genre-bending story?

It's not straight-up horror, but it flirts with it.

It’s not pure comedy, but it’s darkly funny.

Would love any recommendations – genre festivals, underground, cult, dark comedy, or anything offbeat.