Little Snaps of Horror

This is excellently-produced stuff. I'm not sure how the writer fell upon this idea but I will always worry about who is outside the curtain the next time I use one of these booths. I loved the mid-European setting - I assume no use of green-screen.

I've tried to think of the killer's motive but can't - presumably he is someone ugly or a woman with a grudge with very short hair.

I acknowledge the fine craft in this short's production - especially in the editing, cinematography and quality of the props - and how the Producer/Director/Writer's original 'vision' really delivers impact.

I wish all short shorts had this visual focus and such an obvious desire to entertain an audience.

This is a really cool little short film. We screened it at TFF 2008 and the audience went nuts for it. The filmmakers were very clever in their use of one location and a short timeline, and the message rang through dead on (pardon the pun). Hats off to production company "Primal Pictures" for making a short film with guts, sense and savvy. Really slick film-making. Plus, the actors were right for their roles. It's great to see such a smart sense of casting for a short film. Sometimes short films can get iffy when filmmakers choose their friends and family for the roles, but not the case here. These folks were right for the roles and pulled them off with professional intelligence. Nice job, Primal.