Joseph Yakob

Joseph Yakob’s got his fingerprints all over some wild projects—Switzerland, Dangerous Animals (2025), and I.S.S. (2023). The guy’s definitely not sticking to one lane. In I.S.S., you’re tossed into the chaos of the International Space Station, where things go from zero to full-blown panic, fast. Tensions between American and Russian astronauts hit the roof once Earth sends a cryptic order: take control at any cost. Suddenly, this floating science lab turns into the world’s sketchiest game of chess, where trust is dead and survival’s hanging by a thread. It’s claustrophobic, messy, and honestly, you can’t help but wonder who’s going to snap first. Now, Dangerous Animals (2025)? That’s a whole different beast—literally. The film dives into the twisted side of human nature by throwing a handful of unlucky souls into the wilderness, where predators (and maybe each other) are lurking around every corner. There’s a raw, almost feverish tension to it, the kind that gets under your skin and makes you check the shadows. Yakob’s projects don’t just play it safe; they shove you into the deep end, laughing while you try to keep your head above water. Whether it’s outer space or the wildest parts of Earth, his stories crackle with this electric unpredictability, keeping you guessing till the credits roll.