Kittens, Friday Night Features returns from its sabbatical this week with a whole new slew of fantastically frightening short films for your horror viewing pleasure! We’ve been scouring the interwebs for the best horror shorts independent filmmakers have to offer and I think this particularly creepy 2008 offering by director Mark Steensland is a great way to get things started. Based on a short story by prolific horror author Kealan Patrick Burke (recently optioned for a feature length horror flick by Lionsgate with Mike Flanagan and the creative team behind Oculus), this week’s featured short uses simple concepts and film making techniques to effectively create a nightmare world of disturbingly grinning strangers who seem to wear the faces of those we know and love. Enjoy!
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This movie is totally unrealistic. TWO sausages? They sell them in packages of 10 for a reason!
The next horror story you post should involve your cholesterol levels.
I cut myself shaving the other day and egg yolk came out. Is that bad?
Well that was way creepier than I expected.
You must be new around here… (welcome!) 🙂
I was reminded of a Dane Cook sketch:
Dane Cook is vastly improved by creepy animations.
Old people are always the creepiest, especially dopplegangers
DOPPLEGANGER! That’s the word I was trying to think of. Yeah, it’s that. And they are creepy.
And now I’ll have nightmares. Excellent. O_O
How creepy. *shudders*
That was excellent. I did not realize that the screenwriter, Rick Hautala, died last year. His books gave me some good scary hours.