"Do you think you could survive a horror movie?"The second movie from Operating System Films, "DIOKOPHOBIA" follows two Urban Explorers, Mike and Bill, as they explore a derelict castle which might not be as abandoned as they once thought. Set in the real Lennox Castle Hospital, "DIOKOPHOBIA" is a charming indie film, and love-letter to 1980's slasher B-Movies and Creature Features that fans of horror are sure to enjoy.

Typically, these types of things start with something rather corny. A quote or something like that. So I feel I should too.“When the storytelling goes bad in a society, the result is decadence”. - AristotleI have absolutely no clue what that means, but it makes me look rather professional doesn't it.I’m Operating System Films, and I love movies. It’s as simple as that. For all my life I’ve had a passion for filmmaking and storytelling. I had a bizarre fascination for the inner workings of each movie I saw, I’d spend more time watching the special features and the behind the scenes than I would the actual movie. I watched the bonus disc for Jurassic Park 3 so many times that I might know more about how they made it than the people who actually did.I’ve been trying my hand at creating stories since I was in primary school. Whether it be short films on a phone with a god awful camera or animations that are closer to slideshows than they are cartoons. Then, in 2020, I had a sudden, miraculous drive to create better and better short films. For whatever reason, people weren’t going outside nearly as much as they were before, no idea why, but that's beyond the point. I had a lot more time on my hands suddenly, so I just made short film after short film. This is where Operating System Films was born, but it wasn't called that yet, it wasn’t a very good year to start a company.Years went on and I went from making incomprehensible films to making prettier looking incomprehensible films. Then Operating System Films came to be. Beautiful how that works isn’t it.Typically, this is the part where people would brag about all the impressive things they’ve done. I could do that, but I’m not going to. You can interpret that whatever way you’d like, but I prefer to let my work speak for itself. I make films for the passion of making films, not for money, it’s a very sweet bonus though, don’t get me wrong. If I wanted to make a lovely poetic conclusion to this, I’d go on to discuss how I’ve gone from watching behind the scenes footage to being behind the scenes myself, but I won’t do that. I will, however, conclude in a rather corny way.It truly is my dream come true to be where I am today. Movies are my whole life, and it’s really special to be able to make them myself. They may not be perfect, in fact, often they are far from it, but is that really what matters? We’re all having fun at the end of the day, which I think is beautiful in and of itself.Now that’s a good quote.

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