Jeremy Kasten

Jeremy Kasten is an American film director and editor whose work centers on horror, often blending psychological tension with surreal visuals. Kasten’s feature debut, All Souls Day: Dia de los Muertos, released in 2005, marked the director’s first narrative feature in the genre. The film established Kasten’s approach to horror, emphasizing atmospheric dread and unconventional storytelling techniques.

Kasten’s filmography includes multiple projects that explore horror through distinct stylistic choices. The director’s later works continued to examine the boundaries between reality and perception, frequently incorporating elements of psychological horror. Kasten’s editing contributions have been integral to shaping these films, reinforcing their unsettling rhythms and layered narratives. Th…