Horror Short Review: Funny Woman 3 (2026)
Dark Fun have finally brought us the much anticipated third entry in their Funny Woman series of horror shorts and it is both the best and worst entry so far.
Dark Fun have finally brought us the much anticipated third entry in their Funny Woman series of horror shorts and it is both the best and worst entry so far.
Written and directed by Alex Magaña, ACMofficial is trying to capitalise on Backrooms’ current popularity, but in a cool twist, have combined it with one of their more well-known properties, the Smiling Woman.
It never takes Alex Magaña, aka ACMofficial, long to capitalise on something mainstream with a horror short, and his version of Backrooms has dropped.
Coming from writer, director, and editor, Alex Magaña, this ACMofficial short sees Erica (Becky Bush) take bed rotting to a whole new level.
The uncanny valley look is blowing up online and with that statement, we have a reason for vapid and uninteresting ‘content creators’ to jump on a trend. This is what drives Mackenzie (Ella Waitz) to try out her own look for her followers.
Written, directed, produced, and edited by Aaron Jones, The Attic is a very professional looking and sounding horror short that is more style than substance, and delivers an atrocious ending.
Written by, directed by, edited by, and starring Nina van Oostrum, 7B is an incredible achievement for a solo creator. One who has a very bright future ahead of them based off this creepy short.
Written and directed by Andres Wallis, Don’t Look Man combines the terror of supernatural horror with the terror that so many women feel when out late at night, alone.