The hunter becomes the hunted: an enduring trope, but one used more often for screams than for laughs; soldier vs. alien, cop vs. vigilante, and now, with Vietnamese American Viet Nguyen’s “Crush The Skull,” burglar vs. serial killer. If you’re a fan of chiller-comedy hybrids, including Sam Raimi’s classic “Evil Dead” franchise and its recent homage, “Cabin In The Woods,” don’t miss our CLOSING NIGHT film (a Canadian premiere) that combines a heist caper with an old-school slasher flick—a successful Kickstarter crowdsourced project, and winner of the Nightfall Award at the 2015 Los Angeles Film Festival. Preceded by a couple of creepy shorts: festival award winner “Teaspoon” from India’s Aban Bharucha Deohans, about how the frustrations of traditional Asian extended family living can lead to a disturbing end; and Chinese director Tong Zhou’s “Fish Eye,” in which a housekeeper suspects her employer has more than one skeleton in his closet.