Warnings

I love shorts and this was no exception. The actors were excellent, especially the main character.

It was well written, a little confusing at times but you have to watch until the end and then it makes sense. Very clever, well put together short movie.

It would be great to see the director complete a full horror movie. The ones out right now are so bad, and if they were anything like this one, they would be up there with the best of them.

If you have a spare 20 minutes, its great to fill up the time. At least it holds your attention the whole time. I hope the director does more shorts in the near future.

No pun intended - some warnings are not able to give the intended effect to say the least. And having them sound cryptic is not helping either ... that said, there is a reason for that. And it is what keeps us interested ... to find out what is behind them - the mystery is quite crazy.

For a short movie this is as tight and well paced as it can be. The theme does warrant and expect you to suspend your disbelief, but with horror themed art, it is almost always like that. The acting is quite nice - and the scenes are well shot and edited - yes we do wonder a few things and I reckon the story does give us quite a few answers - though we have to piece them a bit together ourselves (positive aspect in my opinion) ... it could have been differently ... but it still is good to say the least.

As you go on this journey to discover the origin of these notes you will be pulled into story that has you question reality and holds your attention from start to finish.

This was the most interesting and thrilling short film I have ever seen, on par with big budget productions.

Typically short films have significant problems due to a low budget and hiring low quality workers on-screen and behind the scenes.

Those problems done exist here.

In the end you will be glad you took time to watch this.

The story is so well done and the cinematography of such high quality that the one time the lower production quality shows it is easily forgivable because it could easily be seen as part of the story. (referring to the trunk scene).

After watching this you will ask yourself "how long until these guys and there team have a movie that pops off on one of the big streaming services?"

Personally I hope to one day see a film by them in theaters.

If they keep going and try to get content like this in front of some place (like Lionsgate or Blumhouse) that cares more about film making than they do about politics then these guys got a chance to make it big.

They may just have to seek routes other then the typical Hollywood routes of success. Mainly because the aspects of Hollywood may be to far gone to realize, appreciate, and properly elevate the talent you see in this short film.

If they tone down the language (especially when considering their other videos) these guys could easily get their stuff picked up by Daily Wire Plus. If DW+ could get stuff like this on their service, it would really elevate the quality of their film catelog.

Story: 8/10 Acting: 9/10 Camerawork: 9/10 Lighting: 7/10 Audio: 8/10 Special FX: 8/10 Visual FX: 6/10 (only really used once)

"Warnings" is weird, scary and disturbing. I had to look away a few times which is what I do when I am anticipating a scene that will freak me out too much. This is definitely one of the best short films I've ever watched on YouTube. The slow motion scenes are extremely upsetting and the creepy sounds and eerie noises in the background are horrifying and effective. I will definitely have to watch more of Curry Barker's films. I need to watch "Warnings" a few more times in order to hopefully have a better understanding of the plot it seems as though much of it is intentionally meant to allow the viewer to imagine his or her own nightmarish conclusions. I rate it a 9 out of 10. Great work by all involved in the production and execution of this eerie and upsetting short horror film.