Hillbilly Horror Show

Just complete low budget garbage. Terribly written and produced. P.S. The writers and producers are reviewing their own film(s). Just a quick comparisons of the reviewers reveals the same grouping of films with rave reviews. The bad reviews on those pages are attacks on big budget films, claiming they ripped off the low budget, no-one ever saw films THEY PRODUCED!

The hosts were hilarious and really set the stage. This reminded me of horror hosts of old maybe like some of the early Roger Corman stuff, when Vincent Price narrated in a spooky and campy fashion. These are not just pasted together ultra low budget pieces but really well done material that looks award winning. The Nest is my favourite, but Doppelgänger and Amused took off in a surprising fashion as well. Hard to find this level of filmmaking quality in Indie horror, the special effects rock/CGI rocks too I continue to be amazed at the special effects being generated by Indie films, I find them more interesting actually then the mega effects that seems to hammer you mercilessly, I prefer not to say simpler effects but more originals less industrial effects, an intimacy to them that gives the horror a scarier a feel,a more intimate feel. I highly recommend!

I had the pleasure of viewing Hillbilly Horror Show recently.

It is a collection of short films connected by a host. A novel idea. I am a filmmaker myself who creates in short film. The idea of making a compilation while connecting different stories via a host is great!

Each short film stands on its own as well made. Together, they form a great viewing experience.

I would recommend anyone looking for a well made horror anthology to definitely check this one out. The writing is superb. The directing is inspired. The acting is top notch. The entertainment is endless. This is a film for any movie fan.

Comedy and horror...beer-drinking and blood-baths...what more could you ask for? This set of short films is punctuated by host segments featuring a couple of good old boys and their smoking hot assistant Lulu. The format reminds me of the old MonsterVision on TNT or Mystery Science Theater 3000 (except with better films!). If you enjoy flipping through the channels late at night to discover new film you've never seen before, you will enjoy this. We're coming up on Halloween, and this is a perfect fit for a laid-back evening of quality short films. Watched on Amazon, and it looks like part of a series, so if the filmmakers release any more of these, I will definitely continue watching.

An anthology of horror shorts is a great idea! As a filmmaker myself I have long considered the idea of connecting various short films in some type of collection. I'd think on it for a while then just let the idea fade away. The idea of having hosts really brings it together.

If you're new to the short film viewing game give it a shot. You'll get to dive into one world for a while then before you know it it's reached its resolution and you're off to the next story. Good times!

This is the first volume I'd heard of, but I'd definitely be interested in checking out the others as well. Go make some popcorn and treat yourself to some horror shenanigans.

I can't wait to watch future installments! Dive in and have some fun. :)