Saternus: The Origins Of A Cult
Malakai Tyne Bisel’s Saternus just shies away from satirizing the dark world of cults. But centred around the members of ...
Tag: Horror
Seed: A Murder (Or Two) For An Olive
Nikhail Asnani’s 10-minute horror Seed follows a witch’s mission to grow her olive tree. Set in broad daylight despite the ...
A Sickness: Building Horror With A Play On The Senses
Guy Soulsby’s 10-minute horror A Sickness is a gratifying indulgence in atmospheric horror. Following a man going about his day ...
Doors: Play of Silence and Sound in Chilling Bite-Sized Horror
Dennis Cahlo’s horror short Doors (co-written with Bethany Watson) makes judicious use of its time. At just 4 minutes, with ...
The Ogress: Mythicising A True Tale Of Horror
Based on the serial killer Amelia Dyer, nicknamed the Ogress of Reading, Jon Kent’s short The Ogress forays into the ...
The Perfect Daughter: In Pursuit Of The Perfect Possession
At just under six minutes, Elijah Rodriguez’s The Perfect Daughter is the perfect bite sized dose of skin crawling horror. ...
Gary: The Smart Home From Hell
Gary, a 9-minute horror directed by Michael Rognlie (co-written with John Lee), follows in the tradition of smart devices gone ...
L.U.N.A.: The Combined Power Of Evil And Technology
What director Blake Vaz excels at with the 10-minute horror L.U.N.A. is building up a truly gripping atmosphere of suspense. ...
Out At Night: When Supernatural And (In)Human Horror Meet
A horror film in more ways than one, Christopher Hewitt’s 17-minute Out At Night borrows its central idea from A Quiet Place (2018): a ...
He Comes At Night: A Shift Of The Expectations From Horror
Joseph Covello’s 10-minute horror, He Comes At Night is bleak. At its centre is an 8-year-old girl, about to be ...
