This week’s featured film is a 2002 short that introduces us to Daniel, a patient in an insane asylum who must quiet the voices in his head for an all-important visit with a psychiatrist. Made for $5,000 by Eric ‘Giz’ Gewirtz and Trevor Sands (both with writing credits from the series Supernatural), tonight’s horror short presents an intriguingly vivid picture of internal cacophony, earning it comparisons to a lost episode of The Twilight Zone. Enjoy!
(via Short of the Week)
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I loved this! How creative! Jeremy Sisto’s character in this reminded me very much of Billy from Six Feet Under 🙂
Ah, I knew I was forgetting something else he had been in! Nice eye, Amanda.
OK so that was a good one, the dude in it is famous now I think (jeremy sisto?) and the chick is hot. Well done.
The psychiatrist?
My name is Daniel… I have multiple personalities… Did I give them permission to make a documentary about me?
Tell Roger he owes me 400 bucks.
I’m sure at least one of them did.
Now this I one I loved. Psychological horror is best horror. Great share.
Thanks, Renae! Glad you enjoyed it.