Motorgasm: a cinematic act of terrorism (2026)

Motorgasm: a cinematic act of terrorism is an intentionally extreme Norwegian horror short built around a nun who embarks on a violent revenge mission after her sister is killed by sadistic criminals. The premise places the film firmly in exploitation and transgressive horror territory.

Its deliberately abrasive tone draws on trash cinema, splatter, rock-and-roll imagery, and revenge-film traditions. Rather than aiming for polished mainstream horror, it embraces a raw underground aesthetic designed to shock, provoke, and entertain viewers who enjoy cult and extreme cinema.

• Written, directed, produced, and photographed by Max Watn.
• Alma Raude Bostad plays Rikke Eriksen, the vengeful nun.
• The film has a runtime of approximately 20 minutes.
• It was produced by Urethrax Sinema with an estimated budget of about $800.
• Archive appearances include footage of Anton LaVey, Elvis Presley, and Jim Jones.