Welcome to the DoT Daily Horror Film Fest! Throughout the month, I’ll be featuring new horror every weekday. Sometimes that will be indie films, sometimes it’ll be big-name stuff, shorts, or even TV shows. Scary, funny, schlocky, quiet, eerie – something for the well-rounded horror fan. Plus interviews with filmmakers and a chance to support projects still in the works. Today’s feature is the short film, I Heard It Too, written by Matt Sears and directed by Sears and Tim Knight.
I Heard It Too is based on a two-sentence short story, “A girl heard her mom yell her name from downstairs, so she got up and started to head down. As she got to the stairs, her mom pulled her into her room and said ‘I heard that, too.'” If you have a kid, and you’re spending the night alone with them, maybe save this one for another night.
It’s the final weekend of the Daily Horror Film Fest, and I have a film for you that’s a little longer than usual. I figure it’s Saturday, so maybe you have a little more time for a good horror story. Today’s entry is Vienna Waits for You, written by Sarah…
We’re getting down to the last week of the second annual Daily Horror Film Fest, just eight more days of short horror films left. And since today is my birthday, today’s film has a birthday theme. It was harder to find a good birthday-related short than I had thought it…
Every day during October, the Department of Tangents presents a different short film for the Daily Horror Film Fest. It can be flat-out scary, funny horror, or maybe even a little cagey. Today’s entry is Pictures, written, directed, and edited by S.L. Allred of Jumping the Green Productions. You’ve probably…
