Peephole

Not original. But well made. A man in an empty apartment. A door knock. And the image of bizarre double. And the terrible revenge of him. Sure, all is deep familiar. B>ut it works and that is the most significant aspect. So, nice horror.

You know. The story, the gestures. You imagine the end. And this mix of familiar, tension and curiosity is the basic motif for see it. Because it is an impecable work, impressive for the fine craft. And for the feeling to be more than a 3 minutes short film but a classic horror, creepy and beautiful and source of real chill. A man front to his door. And the other. Great cinematography, excelent use of details.

I really liked the opening of the short film. The framing, lighting, and cinematography were all done very well. The concept was also interesting, and the use of comic-style music added a unique touch.

But I was really disappointed with the ending. The story started off strong and had potential, but it felt like they rushed it. The ending didn't make much sense and seemed copied from a typical horror scene. If they had taken a bit more time to develop the story and given it a proper message or twist, it could've been a great short film-maybe even 8 or 9 out of 10.

Overall, Peephole is a visually impressive horror short with good music, acting, and concept-but the weak ending lets it down.

Original concept. I can imagine a movie that has something to do with clones and puppets.

Peephole is a well-crafted horror short film that delivers genuine scares. The story revolves around a man who looks through a peephole after hearing a knock at the door. To his astonishment, the person standing outside is himself-but he can only see the doppelgänger from behind. At first, he finds it odd yet amusing, but the real terror is just beginning...

Despite its brief runtime of under four minutes, this short film manages to send chills down your spine. The acting is solid, and the eerie music, combined with the black-and-white dance film playing on the television in the background, serves as the perfect finishing touch. The absurdity of that strange detail makes the situation feel even more unsettling and terrifying.