Horror Short Review: Jack (2020)
Lacking originality, Jack is a 5-minute horror short that has two things going for it. Two things that make it an effectively creepy horror.
Lacking originality, Jack is a 5-minute horror short that has two things going for it. Two things that make it an effectively creepy horror.
Matt Sears is killing it at the moment. The writer and director brings us a new tale of terror in the form of Tabitha. The short stars Renee Sears with music by Oscar Fogelström.
From Buried Hatchet Productions, the team behind the great horror short Motion Detected, comes Misprint. Directed/shot/edited/written by Vincent Dormani and starring Frank Dormani who also did the score.
From Buried Hatchet Productions comes a creepy horror short called Motion Detected. Written, directed, edited and shot by Vincent Dormani, the short stars Frank Dormani who also did the impressively foreboding score.
From K.M. Jamison and James Bett Jr comes 20-odd minutes of guttural violence and no-holds-barred gore. Forced Entry is a tribute to exploitive cinema from the 80’s and purveyors of such nastiness will find themselves at home here.
From David F. Sandberg and Lotta Losten comes Pictured. A 3-minute horror short to make you frightened to look away.
At just over 2 minutes long, The Cop Cam doesn’t have long to creep you out but it does an effective job regardless.
Directed by Ryan Godoy who co-wrote it with Cade Scott, Every Night I See Them is a horror short to make you turn all the lights on and keep one eye over your shoulder