Yes. C.I.N.E.M.A. turns one sentence into a finished horror film — the screenplay, a cast that keeps its faces and voices, every shot with dialogue, an original score and the final cut — from a 1-minute short to a 90-minute feature. Adults 18 and over can switch on Uncut for blood, gore and brutal violence, which general-purpose AI video tools often filter out.
Updated 25 October 2026
Every stage has its own approval step, and you can regenerate any shot without losing the rest. Watch Get Out of That Skin, a horror short made this way, on our horror page.
Most AI video tools are built for brands and social posts, and their safety filters often stop a scene once it turns bloody. In C.I.N.E.M.A., an adult who has confirmed their age can make a film Uncut: blood, gore and brutal violence stay in.
A free account comes with a one-time 3,000 credits — enough to watch the whole pipeline run on your own idea. Credit packs start at $20, and monthly plans run from $39 for teasers to $499 for feature-length work. The app shows the price before anything is charged. See every plan.
Anything from a 1-minute short to a full 90-minute feature. Your plan sets the maximum length, up to 120 minutes.
Yes. Characters — creatures included — are designed once, with reference pictures, and every shot is made from those references, so faces, wardrobe and voices stay the same.
Yes. Start with Image to Movie: upload the picture (JPG, PNG or a phone photo) and C.I.N.E.M.A. suggests stories built around it, then writes the screenplay from the one you pick. Your picture becomes the creature’s look in every shot.
Yes. Import a screenplay (.fountain, .pdf, .docx or .txt), or start from one sentence and let C.I.N.E.M.A. write it with you.
Adults 18 and over. Anyone with an account can make a horror film; Uncut, which keeps blood, gore and brutal violence in, is for adults only.
You do: the film, the characters and the score. We never train AI on your work.
A free account to start. You see the cost before anything is charged.