A Seraph Films Web Series  ·  Created by James Boring & Gene Blalock

Your nightmares. Our camera.
Three lines. Pure terror.

Watch Now. If You Dare.
From the Series
Something in the dark watches as I close my eyes I dare not look back
Fan-submitted  ·  Horror Haiku

What is Horror Haiku?

Horror Haiku

Horror Haiku is a short horror anthology web series with a twist: the audience writes the episodes. Fans submit original haikus, and the most terrifying are brought to life on screen by Seraph Films.

A haiku is a short poem of Japanese origin: five syllables, seven syllables, five syllables. Seventeen syllables to make your skin crawl. It turns out that's more than enough.

Since 2013, Horror Haiku has grown into one of Seraph's most beloved and enduring projects, with multiple seasons including Horror Haiku: The Museum. Each season brings a new theme, new nightmares, and new voices from the community that makes this series possible.

If you've ever wanted to write a horror film, this is your chance. Three lines. That's all it takes.

Co-Creator
James Boring

The creative force behind Horror Haiku's concept and voice. James wrote the original haikus that launched the series and has been the heart of the project since the beginning. Horror Haiku exists because of him.

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Co-Creator / Director
Gene Blalock

Founder of Seraph Films. Award-winning Los Angeles-based director known for bringing a distinctly human perspective to horror. Horror Haiku gave Seraph the opportunity to collaborate directly with its audience.

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Watch the Series

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Submit Your Haiku

Horror Haiku is built on the nightmares of its audience. Watch the series on YouTube and leave your haiku in the comments. The most terrifying submissions become episodes. Join the community that writes the show.

The Rules of a Haiku
Line one 5 syllables
Line two 7 syllables
Line three 5 syllables
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