The nightingale had, in its stroke of romantic inspiration, given up its own life to make way for someone else’s love. Oscar Wilde’s The Nightingale and The Rose finds a darker take on its tale of love, selfishness and sacrifice in Natacha Thomas’ 8-minute short, Blossom. While Wilde pondered on the fallacies of love, romanticism… Continue reading Blossom: Going The Murderous Mile for Love
Tag: Thriller
Empty Nest: Sinister Stories Back Home
A horror, Empty Nest is surprisingly well put together upon repeat viewings. As is it disappointingly feeble and unconvincing nearing its concluding moments. In writer-director Joe Craib’s Empty Nest, we meet Alison (Erica Hill), hand in a cast, a sketchbook in her lap, doodling circles. Alison, an artist, is moving back in with her parents,… Continue reading Empty Nest: Sinister Stories Back Home
Hide Your Fires Will Make You Question Reality Once Again!
Writer-director John Capone’s ‘Hide Your Fires’ is probably one of the most stylish short films you’re going to watch. Mark Sader is a celebrated VR content producer at 24. Hero-worshipping him and his start-up Dive is 22-year old film school graduate Simon Doerr (Sam Sturges). He lands himself an internship under Mark’s guidance, quickly rising… Continue reading Hide Your Fires Will Make You Question Reality Once Again!
5 Horror Short Films To Watch On A Sleepover With Your BFF!
There’s something about having a chill run down your spine that is perplexing; it’s the want of it, despite the fear of it… The dreadful wonder of the dark, the nagging fear of something lurking beneath your bed, the bloodcurdling screams at the sight of something ghastly… Well, for some, these might spell doom, but… Continue reading 5 Horror Short Films To Watch On A Sleepover With Your BFF!
Interview with Maria Askedal (Time Played)
woman goes free with a creepy smile on her face. Nominated for the ‘Best Story’ Award at Short of the Month. Here’s what the director has to say about her film:
Interview With Nihar Palwe (Nightmare – Short Film)
“Nightmare” is a thriller film which follows an edgy story of a young man who is trying hard to get out of a creepy situation.
With Nightmare, Nihar Palwe engages and keeps his audience to the edge of their seat. This gripping and creepy short film is a great entertainer. After 5 nominations, including best film and best director & two awards for Best Editing and Original Background Score at Short of the Month’s July Online Short Film Festival, 2015, let’s find out what the director has to say about his award winning creation.
Time Played – Review
Time Played is a very compelling movie where horror seems to come from the fears lurking inside our minds. In a sense , the protagonist is trapped in his own nightmare.
Nightmare – Review
What makes the film so special is the continuity of the scenes which makes the audience believe that it is actually a dream. The concept is good and well weaved into a short thriller film which makes it a must watch for all the viewers.
The Last Door – Review
THE LAST DOOR makes you a part of a serial killer’s life for approximately 15 minutes. In those 15 minutes you are flabbergasted and are left with only to two feelings: sympathy & empathy. It is up to you to choose between either and judge James.
Pseudo – Review
Pseudo is a gripping 13 minute short film that will certainly thrill you. Totally recommend it!