Showing posts with label short films. Show all posts
Showing posts with label short films. Show all posts
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Monday, July 10, 2017
Short Film: FIREBASE
Link to video on YouTube here.
(From Horror-Movies.CA)
Over the past month or so, Neill Blomkamp’s Oats Studios have truly delivered the goods and better yet, they’re entirely free to view! But what makes it even more interesting is that they’re experimenting with a new model in which they’re releasing content on Steam with the option to purchase a DLC. The DLC section varies from concept art to high resolutions of the short films themselves, there is a bunch of stuff on there that could potentially open many doors but, then again maybe not. It basically comes down to you, the fans, if this is something that makes sense and you want more of this, let them know.
So, with a new week brings us another slice of Oats goodness in the form of their latest short, Firebase. It depicts an alternate Vietnam war and it’s highly ambitious. I won’t spoil it, so I suggest that you check it out below and let us or better yet, them know what you think. And remember, be sure to check out their Steam page for extra content.
Firebase stars Steve Boyle, Nic Rhind, Robert Hobbs, and Tyler Johnston.
For more information, hit up their official Facebook page and throw them a ‘like’.
Saturday, May 27, 2017
Monday, April 8, 2013
Cargo - a Highly Recommended Zombie Short Film
Go here now and view this short 7 minute zombie film about a father's love for his infant daughter after he's bitten by a zombie. And don't forget the tissues.
Friday, December 23, 2011
A Short Film for Christmas - TREEVENGE
This 16 min. short is worth watching, if anything for the amount of gore put into it. The acting is very over the top, but the whole flick is black comedy at its merriest.Enjoy!
http://www.horror-movies.ca/2011/12/christmas-horror-treevenge-2008-review/
Monday, September 27, 2010
Monday Movie Review - FANGORIA BLOOD DRIVE II
This is a collection 8 short films, most of them around 15-17 min. long. And although I know these are all amateur pieces, some of the video quality and blood gags are almost professional.Overall , you have to give kudos to everyone for their efforts. The stories are very unique, but most of them suffer at the end. Just as the story gets interesting, it's over, and the endings are either incongruous, or downright puzzling.
Of the eight, "Means to an End" and "Working Stiff" are black comedies. (The cheese grater got to me, ugh!) "Disposer" gives phone sex a bloody new meaning. And "Sawbones" is the only historical, taking you back to the open field hospitals of the Civil War. But in my opinion, these 4 aren't enough to justify the rental. Worse, each short is introduced by Mistress Juliya, and I nearly stopped the DVD after her first appearance.
Therefore, I'll make my recommendation as brief as possible:
Monday, August 30, 2010
Monday Movie Review - & TELLER, & TELLER 2, THE GROWTH
This small company was founded by Teller, of Penn & Teller, the famous magic act playing nightly in Las Vegas. So far the little production company has put out three small films: & TELLER, & TELLER2, and THE GROWTH. There is a fourth, longer feature due out soon, as well an animated claymation-type short featuring cannibalistic hamsters.
I'm not kidding.
Anyway, in a nutshell, & TELLER and & TELLER2 features Teller (natch) sans Penn. Zombies have hit Las Vegas, and in these 2 shorts (which average 3.5 minutes each), we hear Teller narrate what happened.
THE GROWTH is a slightly longer (8 min.) short about a man who suffers the result of a blind date.
I'm not kidding.
Anyway, in a nutshell, & TELLER and & TELLER2 features Teller (natch) sans Penn. Zombies have hit Las Vegas, and in these 2 shorts (which average 3.5 minutes each), we hear Teller narrate what happened.
THE GROWTH is a slightly longer (8 min.) short about a man who suffers the result of a blind date.
Not real bloody or horrific, but you can't go wrong at this length. And the best part about these shorts is that they're on YouTube! Meaning you don't have to rent them.
That being said, GO WATCH! And then go favorite/friend/follow them!
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