This short is the perfect video if you’re into classic Halloween horror films like “Scream” or “Halloween.” “TRICK or TREAT” has an entertaining masked villain, a young couple in a new house, grisly murders, and every other classic Halloween film trope. However, it’s still terrifying in its depictions of motherhood gone wrong and an individual who is unable to let go of her fears, and the imagery and symbolism in the film turn it into a disturbing watch. “Childer” is a horror entry that contains no gore and very little violence. The visuals are creepy, and the storyline delves into personal and generational trauma to create an exciting story. “Don’t Let It In” incorporates Native American mythology into this family and inner strength story. It feels like a full-length film the storyline is well-developed and detailed, and the polished cinematography is packed with detail.
The award-winning fantasy/horror film “Milk Teeth” is a story about a boy in an orphanage and his new “friend” who lives in the drain and only asks for one thing in return for its friendship and help: teeth. It’s won multiple short film and horror film awards, and if menacing clown-like creatures are your thing, it’s worth the quick watch. There isn’t a single line of dialogue in “The Smiling Man,” which only adds to the creepiness of the film. It’s a beautifully filmed piece filled with shots of the Austrian Alps, and the stark setting mixed with ominous music help turn “Altitude” into an unsettling short. “Altitude” is an Austrian short film that will leave the viewer questioning whether something supernatural is taking place in the story or if it’s just human fear and paranoia. The film won Best Short Film Award at the Venice International Film Festival and will likely be a fan favorite for years. “Close Your Eyes” is one of the shortest films on this list, but it does a great job of building suspense and creating a horrifying creature. Though often brutal in its depiction of grief and loneliness and what those emotions can drive people to do, it’s well worth the watch and bound to stay with you for days. The film is creative and makes good use of unsettling imagery, and despite the story taking place during the Christmas season, the frightening visuals and chill-inducing horror helped it earn its spot on this list.įrom popular horror short director Matt Sears, “Tabitha” is the story of a woman dealing with the loss of her twin. Winner of the Grand Jury Award at South by Southwest (SXSW), “Other Side of the Box” is a creepy story that taps into the eerie feeling every person gets when stared at.
LIGHTS OUT SHORT VS FEATURE MOVIE
The short movie is scary and is guaranteed to make anyone afraid of the dark.
In 2016, Sandberg adapted and directed the positively praised “Lights Out” full-length film. Sandberg shot, directed, and scored the film and submitted it to the Bloody Cuts Horror Challenge festival, where it made it to the finals (and earned Sandberg the Best Director award). Here’s a list of thirteen independent horror short films that are worth the watch, so turn off the lights and curl up with some popcorn!Īrguably the most well-known of this list, “Lights Out” is a definite horror short favorite. With the spooky season already upon us and Halloween just around the corner, it’s time to watch some horror films.
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