"Possibly in Michigan" is a 1983 American surrealist musical horror short film directed and written by Cecelia Condit. The film tells the story of two women who are stalked through a shopping mall by a masked cannibalistic murderer named Arthur. The women are followed home, where the story takes a twist, and the victims become the aggressors. The film combines elements of horror, dark comedy, and operatic fairy tale, exploring themes of desire, dread, and psychosexual horror in a suburban shopping mall setting. It is known for its bizarre and macabre storytelling style with a mix of humor and absurdity and has developed a cult following, especially among Gen Z audiences. The film stars Jill Sands and Karen Skladany and features a musical score by Skladany. "Possibly in Michigan" is part of Cecelia Condit's "Jill Sands trilogy" of experimental films and runs about 12 minutes in length.
