A grieving couple embark on a camping trip in writer/director Johannes Nyholm’s folkloric psychological horror.

Enigmatic Swedish-Danish chiller revels in its mysteries

Three psychopaths kill a grieving couple (again and again and again) in Johannes Nyholm's sinister fable.

This satisfyingly unsettling tale takes paranoid horror to new levels of weirdness

The Swedish horror film “Koko-di Koko-da” is a visually audacious journey reminiscent of David Lynch that will haunt you long after the credits have rolled.

A grieving couple is tormented by three Satanic beings in 'Koko-di Koko-da,' Swedish director Johannes Nyholm's effective piece of grief horror.

Nothing hinders surrealism more than the sense that its creators are actively working for it.

Swedish director Johannes Nyholm explores grief in the surreal horror-fantasy Koko-di Koko-da, which draws on the styles of Michel Gondry, Lars von Trier, and David Lynch to create something unique. Now streaming in virtual cinemas, with a VOD release set for December.

Johannes Nyholm directs this strange psychologicalhorror about a couple haunted by their dead daughter’s musical box

It certainly doesn’t help that as written and performed, Tobias and Elin are entirely banal characters with nothing to define them but their loss.

"Koko-di Koko-da": Swedish mindbender mixes elements of horror, fantasy and the crushing realism of a shattered family.