The dead don’t mess around. In this article, we venture into one of the genre’s most strange and surprising terrors: Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things. I didn’t find this movie until the ripe age of 17. I was well seasoned in horror, I knew what I liked. Then I …
Read More »Book Review: ‘Brad, Unwound: A Puppet Scorned Yarn’ (2023) By Jamie Kort
I was first drawn into the world of “bizzaro sock puppet horror” with Jamie Kort’s, A Puppet Scorned. This sequel opens up that world even further, with the inclusion of … HUMANS … and what our socks truly think of us and our world. Synopsis: This short story precedes the …
Read More »Horror Short Review: Downright Creepy’s ‘PIROUETTE’ (2022)
Downright Creepy has released its very first short film called PIROUETTE. The film was directed and produced by Peter Howard and Glenn Delaney. It stars Ani Priyo and Hannah Sims. Check out my review down below and then watch this creepy little horror short with the lights off! Synopsis for …
Read More »Tristan Risk Gives A Haunting Performance In Nick Meunier’s ‘The Mother Of Beauty’ (2017) – Short Film Review
Nick Meunier’s The Mother of Beauty shines a light on the serenity of nature while going as dark as possible when the struggle of life disrupts that familiarity. This short film straddles the uneasy balance between life, death, and the cycle in which both flow. The Mother of Beauty is a …
Read More »Filming Has Begun On Jeff Payne’s New Short Film, ‘The Whisper In The Woods’
Jeff Payne, director of such films as Pale Faced Lady and Jason Versus Michael, has begun production on a new short film called The Whisper In The Woods. Synopsis: The story will center around 2 backpackers who go out on a camping trip. One friend drags the other out to …
Read More »MyIndie Productions’ ‘Ivy’ (2017) – Movie Review
Ivy is a 2017 psychological thriller horror short about a young man’s struggle to deal with the loss of the love of his life by refusing to leave his home, despite the well-meaning encouragement from him friends. He’s been alone for weeks and can barely stand to leave his bathroom, …
Read More »Joseph Daniel Rodriguez’s ‘Ghost Of The Deadlands’ (2020) – Movie Review
Let me just say that as soon as I read the title of Joseph Daniel Rodriguez’s 2020 short, Ghost Of The Deadlands, I was intrigued. It brings to mind the lone gunman… the last gunslinger… the memory of what used to be. Then I was shown the trailer, and a …
Read More »Interview With Award-Winning Filmmaker Kelsey Bollig
I just watched the most amazing short film. Probably one of the best ones I have ever seen. The Fourth Wall, a pulse-pounding, non-stop ride,written and directed by Kelsey Bollig, just won the near impossible Best Horror Short at Academy-Award Qualifying Hollyshorts AND Best Screenplay at Molin Film Festival, not …
Read More »Interview With Ted Raimi And Alex Kahuam For ‘Red Light’
Every once in awhile, a film comes along and it’s just so good, that you want more of it. This is the case with Alex Kahuam’s short film, Red Light (read our review HERE). Clocking in at a mere 10 minutes, Red Light has me waiting with bated breath for …
Read More »North Bend Film Festival 2020 Short Review: ‘Abduction’ is Shocking and Wild
Paul Komadina’s live action short Abduction focuses on a woman who tries to retrace her steps after waking up in the middle of nowhere. This film won the 2020 CinefestOZ Audience Choice Award at Cinefest Oz, screened at the Oscar qualifying Atlanta Film Festival, and most recently screened at North Bend …
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