May I Please Enter?

This short is not funny or entertaining in any way. If it was longer and we maybe learned more about the other people who lived in the house it might have been interesting. The 11 minutes would have been better spent staring at the wall.

"May I Please Enter?" balances horror and humor with uncanny precision. It's deeply unsettling and genuinely hilarious-if, like me, you find comedy in the surreal and the absurd. This isn't for viewers looking for traditional scares, jump cuts, or clean punchlines. It's for people who find themselves laughing when things get too strange to explain. There's a specific joy in watching something that feels like it slipped out of a parallel dimension. If the idea of uncomfortable silence, emotional chaos, and characters unraveling without explanation appeals to you, you'll feel right at home. Think Connor O'Malley, Eric Andre, or the weirder corners of Adult Swim. If that's your wavelength, this is pure gold.