You’ll never look at Santa the same way after watching these frightening short horror films. So stoke the fire, bar the door and hope you make it through the holidays ! Merry Christmas ! Santa Something Under The Christmas Tree Christmas Presence Here Comes Santa
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It’s been 25 years since Macaulay Culkin played the role of Kevin, the clever kid in Home Alone, who was forgotten by his family when they went on vacation and left to defend himself and his home against two thieves. Have you ever wondered what that kid would be like all grown up? Well, you no longer have to wonder. Macaulay Culkin has a short film that gives you a look at the twisted adult Kevin became.
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In the 1940’s, post WWII, 3 political prisoners were part of a Russian experiment. The group was kept in a room and forced to inhale gas that prevented them from sleeping for thirty days. The experiment was designed to study the effects of sleep deprivation. The men went insane and carried horrible self mutilation, at least according to Creepypasta. Now, a short film, based on the “The Russian Sleep Experiment”, has been made. The short film was written and directed by Timothy Smith and stars Michael Alexander, Gary Brunner, Michael Bugard, Michael Stephen Bryant, Zachary Ross and Brett Solferino. ‘The Russian Sleep Experiment’ is now making it’s rounds at film festivals and is currently running a Kickstarter campaign . https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/180041845/the-russian-sleep-experiment
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Crypt TV has announced the winners from their October #15SecondScare Contest. Entries were posted by contestants on Instagram and judged by Eli Roth, Quinton Tarantino, Gaspar Noe, Jason Blum, Vanessa Hudgens, Jordan Peele and music producer deadmau5. To watch one of the short films, click on the center of the box. First prize went to Dan Adre for his short film titled ‘Emma’. Andre’s prize includes a development deal with Crypt TV. https://instagram.com/p/9h2NN0ioAj/ Nick Lines won an all expense paid trip to Portland, Oregon From EastSide Distilling (valued at $5,000) for his short film ‘Fly’. https://instagram.com/p/9b5pkNhTdJ/ Nick Lines also won a gift box of Intellibed Pillows (valued at $300) for his short film ‘Shriek’. https://instagram.com/p/9XLWh3ieYe/ Tap At Your Own Risk scored a Masterpiece necklace and a $500 gift certificate from Park Lane Jewelry for their short film. https://instagram.com/p/9XcZoeoA9Q/ Hugo Breant won a $500 gift card from Girly Go Garter for ‘Prying Eyes’. https://instagram.com/p/9bXUoyB6Tv/ Lord Binah’s entry won a gift box
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Adam Green. director of ‘Digging Up the Marrow’ and the ‘Hatchet’ franchise, has released his 17th annual Halloween short film through his company ArieScope Pictures. The film, titled ‘Monster Problems’ stars ‘Friday the 13th’ actor Derek Mears, Kelly Vrooman (The Chica Show) and ‘The Guild’s’ Jeff Lewis. ‘Monster Problems’ shows that the life of a monster isn’t as easy as you would think. A little boy is terrified when three monsters invade his room one night, but the monsters are having some problems getting it together. Green made the statement on his blog : “So 12 people, 1 dog, a lot of hard work, a ton of hours, and A Lot of late nights later…the 17th annual Halloween short film has crossed the finish line and “Monster Problems” has taken its place in the long legacy of ArieScope’s fun yearly tradition. Hopefully our efforts made you smile and added some joy to your Halloween.”
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The short film ‘Foxed!’ has had such a successful run at festivals and has been so well received that David Cronnenberg has decided to adapt it into a feature film, with Martin Katz producing. James E.D. Stewart directed ‘Foxed!’ along side Nev Bezaire, who also penned the film. Athena Karkanis lends her voice to the main character Emily and the mother’s voice belongs to actress Fiona Highet. In ‘Foxed’ a little girl named Emily is kidnapped by foxes and forced to slave away in a mine beneath her home. When she finally has a chance to run she finds her way to a two-way mirror. On the other side she can see her mother at home talking the fox that has replaced her. The short stop-animation film is dark and is not designed with children in mind. It tackles a dark subject and does it well. Even though the film is short I was left thinking about it for days.
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Hilton Ariel Ruiz has been busy. Between making the Zombie with a Shotgun comic and the short, plus the full length film, you would think there was no time for anything else, but you would be wrong. Ruiz also has made ‘6/6/66’ , a short film, which is now featured on Eli Roth’s Crypt TV , a network who airs original short films and original content with the motto “Weird is good”. In ‘6/6/66’ we watch as a man and his girlfriend explore an abandoned building. When he reveals to his girlfriend that they are in the place where his friend disappeared as a child, she demands to leave. She has no idea what dark plans he has for her. Be sure to follow Hilton Ariel Ruiz on Twitter and visit The Crypt TV website for great entertainment.
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Writer, actor, director Steven Landthripp has a cool Indie short film to share with the world titled ‘The Last Dinner’. You may not realize it, but odds are you have seen Steven Lanthripp on TV or in a movie He has been in many titles, including shows like: ‘Workaholics’, ‘Arrested Development’, ‘Parks and Recreations’ and in movies such as ‘Finders Keepers’, ‘Sex Tape’, and ‘Human Centipede 3’ . This isn’t the first movie he’s made, he’s been making indie horror movies for many years. ‘The Last Dinner’ has a unique, dark story line and a nice plot twist. Tina (Karina Noelle) is patiently waiting for her boyfriend, Johnathan (Daniel Lupa-Chazan), to arrive home for dinner. What seems at first, to be a couple’s spat, is much more. Soon Johnathan introduces Tina to the other woman, Emily (RuthAnn Thompson). The actors in ‘The Last Dinner’ did a great job. Karina Noelle (Tina) was very convincing in her role, and Daniel Lupa-Chazan
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You’ll never look at Santa the same way after watching these frightening short horror films. So stoke the fire, bar the door and hope you make it through the holidays ! Merry Christmas ! Santa Something Under The Christmas Tree Christmas Presence Here Comes Santa
Continue reading →
It’s been 25 years since Macaulay Culkin played the role of Kevin, the clever kid in Home Alone, who was forgotten by his family when they went on vacation and left to defend himself and his home against two thieves. Have you ever wondered what that kid would be like all grown up? Well, you no longer have to wonder. Macaulay Culkin has a short film that gives you a look at the twisted adult Kevin became.
Continue reading →
In the 1940’s, post WWII, 3 political prisoners were part of a Russian experiment. The group was kept in a room and forced to inhale gas that prevented them from sleeping for thirty days. The experiment was designed to study the effects of sleep deprivation. The men went insane and carried horrible self mutilation, at least according to Creepypasta. Now, a short film, based on the “The Russian Sleep Experiment”, has been made. The short film was written and directed by Timothy Smith and stars Michael Alexander, Gary Brunner, Michael Bugard, Michael Stephen Bryant, Zachary Ross and Brett Solferino. ‘The Russian Sleep Experiment’ is now making it’s rounds at film festivals and is currently running a Kickstarter campaign . https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/180041845/the-russian-sleep-experiment
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Crypt TV has announced the winners from their October #15SecondScare Contest. Entries were posted by contestants on Instagram and judged by Eli Roth, Quinton Tarantino, Gaspar Noe, Jason Blum, Vanessa Hudgens, Jordan Peele and music producer deadmau5. To watch one of the short films, click on the center of the box. First prize went to Dan Adre for his short film titled ‘Emma’. Andre’s prize includes a development deal with Crypt TV. https://instagram.com/p/9h2NN0ioAj/ Nick Lines won an all expense paid trip to Portland, Oregon From EastSide Distilling (valued at $5,000) for his short film ‘Fly’. https://instagram.com/p/9b5pkNhTdJ/ Nick Lines also won a gift box of Intellibed Pillows (valued at $300) for his short film ‘Shriek’. https://instagram.com/p/9XLWh3ieYe/ Tap At Your Own Risk scored a Masterpiece necklace and a $500 gift certificate from Park Lane Jewelry for their short film. https://instagram.com/p/9XcZoeoA9Q/ Hugo Breant won a $500 gift card from Girly Go Garter for ‘Prying Eyes’. https://instagram.com/p/9bXUoyB6Tv/ Lord Binah’s entry won a gift box
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Adam Green. director of ‘Digging Up the Marrow’ and the ‘Hatchet’ franchise, has released his 17th annual Halloween short film through his company ArieScope Pictures. The film, titled ‘Monster Problems’ stars ‘Friday the 13th’ actor Derek Mears, Kelly Vrooman (The Chica Show) and ‘The Guild’s’ Jeff Lewis. ‘Monster Problems’ shows that the life of a monster isn’t as easy as you would think. A little boy is terrified when three monsters invade his room one night, but the monsters are having some problems getting it together. Green made the statement on his blog : “So 12 people, 1 dog, a lot of hard work, a ton of hours, and A Lot of late nights later…the 17th annual Halloween short film has crossed the finish line and “Monster Problems” has taken its place in the long legacy of ArieScope’s fun yearly tradition. Hopefully our efforts made you smile and added some joy to your Halloween.”
Continue reading →
The short film ‘Foxed!’ has had such a successful run at festivals and has been so well received that David Cronnenberg has decided to adapt it into a feature film, with Martin Katz producing. James E.D. Stewart directed ‘Foxed!’ along side Nev Bezaire, who also penned the film. Athena Karkanis lends her voice to the main character Emily and the mother’s voice belongs to actress Fiona Highet. In ‘Foxed’ a little girl named Emily is kidnapped by foxes and forced to slave away in a mine beneath her home. When she finally has a chance to run she finds her way to a two-way mirror. On the other side she can see her mother at home talking the fox that has replaced her. The short stop-animation film is dark and is not designed with children in mind. It tackles a dark subject and does it well. Even though the film is short I was left thinking about it for days.
Continue reading →
Hilton Ariel Ruiz has been busy. Between making the Zombie with a Shotgun comic and the short, plus the full length film, you would think there was no time for anything else, but you would be wrong. Ruiz also has made ‘6/6/66’ , a short film, which is now featured on Eli Roth’s Crypt TV , a network who airs original short films and original content with the motto “Weird is good”. In ‘6/6/66’ we watch as a man and his girlfriend explore an abandoned building. When he reveals to his girlfriend that they are in the place where his friend disappeared as a child, she demands to leave. She has no idea what dark plans he has for her. Be sure to follow Hilton Ariel Ruiz on Twitter and visit The Crypt TV website for great entertainment.
Continue reading →
Writer, actor, director Steven Landthripp has a cool Indie short film to share with the world titled ‘The Last Dinner’. You may not realize it, but odds are you have seen Steven Lanthripp on TV or in a movie He has been in many titles, including shows like: ‘Workaholics’, ‘Arrested Development’, ‘Parks and Recreations’ and in movies such as ‘Finders Keepers’, ‘Sex Tape’, and ‘Human Centipede 3’ . This isn’t the first movie he’s made, he’s been making indie horror movies for many years. ‘The Last Dinner’ has a unique, dark story line and a nice plot twist. Tina (Karina Noelle) is patiently waiting for her boyfriend, Johnathan (Daniel Lupa-Chazan), to arrive home for dinner. What seems at first, to be a couple’s spat, is much more. Soon Johnathan introduces Tina to the other woman, Emily (RuthAnn Thompson). The actors in ‘The Last Dinner’ did a great job. Karina Noelle (Tina) was very convincing in her role, and Daniel Lupa-Chazan
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