Now Watching: Wanderers

A fantastic sci-fi short film.

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No Man Shall See Me And Live

Typically, short horror videos are poorly acted and always seem to have a sudden jump scare as the final frame, and as the entire point.  And a lot of times they aren't short.

My brother sent me the below 7-minute video and despite my initial thought of "I DON'T HAVE SEVEN MINUTES!" (meanwhile I did, and I do), I found it to be really intriguing and genuinely creepy.  And a wonderful way to spend 7 minutes.

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The Life And Death Of A Pumpkin

An ancient classic (in Internet years).  Still holds up.  Still fantastic.

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Spooky Fresh

I thought this short was fantastic.  Such a neat style and loved the characters.  Directed and written by Justin Yngelmo & AJ LoCascio.

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Now Watching: Swamp Foetus

Was listening to this wonderful piece of music by Jon Glassett today.  

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Strange & Scary Things

Stephen Gammell's artwork come to life....

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Tokyo

Swamp Foetus II

The best kept secret of 2017.

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Neat Scene From A Slender Man Short Film

Flicker

Isolated

Wes Craven Presents: Studio 360’s Scary Short Film Fest

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Thanks, Rita!

One Last Dive

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The Quarter Of Scarecrows

Inspired by the eight-year war between Iraq and Iran in which millions of innocent civilians died, this drama is a disturbing allegory about tyranny. Sad yet powerful, it depicts an infestation of crows on a rich landowner's property and how a group of the village's children are captivated to become live scarecrows. Symbolic imagery manifests itself throughout the film, as scarecrows take over the land when children and soldiers are hired to shoot and repel crows, but when one child unexpectedly dies things take another turn.

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ABE

1.  A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. 

2.  A robot must obey the orders given to it by human beings, except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.

3.  A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Laws. 

Widow

The Gate

Balance

Thanks, Ray!

Remember The Tape Monster?