A boiler room, a metal-clawed hand and the grinding they make against each other, are maybe one of the first memories of my childhood. Many people could judge my mother for letting me watch A Nightmare on Elm Street, at the age of 7, however, inside our house, we both knew worse fears. The terror of the screen made us stronger. We understood that this terror was limited to simply turning off the television and we would laughed together, drawing conclusions about how we would have survived any nightmare. Since then, I have found an escape in horror movies like no other. The Exorcist of William Friedkin inspired my desire to act, Cronos by Guillermo del Toro convinced me to study Film, and The Shining of Stanley Kubrick made me fall head over heels in love with Directing. I was that teenager who played Ouija board to scare her friends (thanking God it never moved by itself), I wanted to be a member of The Craft, kill Michael Myers the night of Halloween and obviously I uttered Neve Campbell’s famous phrase from Scream thousand times, “Not in my movie”. I have been in a set, since I was eight years old, acting, assisting, taking photos and finally directing. This short film has all my love, my savings and "with a little help of my friends", it was possible to film it.