This film (Is this Videodrome II? ) is the result of 25 years of work, created entirely by Daniel FX Staal — story, music, FX, animation, and sound.
A solo masterpiece in experimental horror, Black Doors merges stop-motion, deepfake AI, 3D, green screen, and live-action visuals into a disturbing, surreal nightmare. It pays tribute to the masters of horror: H.R. Giger, David Cronenberg, and Clive Barker, while forging its own unique mythology of flesh, guilt, and possession... and I gave the Horror Mastes a Role in my movie... This is not just a movie. It’s a descent into the subconscious — a philosophical, psychological body-horror journey.
The soundtrack is not simply music. It possesses you. It whispers in your dreams. It makes you guilty for deeds you never committed. What begins as fiction becomes something much darker. , and enhanced with never-before-seen visuals. I gave my character my own name — and now, I cannot escape him. He kills, and I feel the guilt.
He bleeds, and I taste the iron. He falls, and I fall with him. This film is not safe. It will follow you. It will watch you. And it will make you wonder—who is really possessed?
For mature audiences only (18+). Dare to watch.
Transformation and Body Horror: His recurring themes of transformation and body horror indicate a deep interest in the physical and psychological changes humans undergo. This could be seen as a metaphor for his own transformations, both mental and emotional.
