Four of My Reviews of Incredible Short Horror Films Await You at Gruesome Magazine

Wine isn't the only liquid spilled in Chateau Sauvignon: terroir.

Hello! Since I last posted here, I've had four reviews posted in Gruesome Magazine's "Super Scary Shorts Saturday" and each one is a winner. Whether you like a few chuckles with your shocks or are seeking something more straight-ahead in the chills department, one or more of these shorts are sure to please you.

In Tickle, a babysitter learns that sometimes scary bedtime stories come to life:

http://gruesomemagazine.com/2015/11/07/tickle-2014-retro-babysitter-in-peril-short-film-delivers-the-bedtime-shudders/

Pillow Fright sees sorority sisters who dabble in the occult suddenly finding themselves facing killer pillows. Yes, you read that right and it works better than you might think:

http://gruesomemagazine.com/2015/11/07/pillow-fright-2015-coeds-battle-cushions-in-patrick-reas-fun-new-horror-short/

Counter Parts involves jealous sisters and voodoo curses:

http://gruesomemagazine.com/2015/11/14/counter-parts-2014-suffering-twin-seeks-voodoo-vengeance/

If you're in the mood for a tale with a bit of an old-fashioned macabre feeling set in today's modern world, look no further than Chateau Sauvignon: terroir:

http://gruesomemagazine.com/2015/11/14/chateau-sauvignon-terroir-2015-macabre-short-film-serves-up-vintage-fright/

I'll have another pair of eerie short films up this Saturday, so keep checking back at Gruesome Magazine's website for those, my full-length-film reviews, and all of the other great content there. Thanks, as always!