Howl at the Dead

This has to be one of the best horror shorts I've ever seen. It's practically movie quality, and with the right budget, it could easily become a fantastic feature-length horror film. Even in its current form, it tells a story with full movie depth in just under eight minutes. All it would need to expand into a full-length film is to flesh out the existing scenes, maybe add some filler moments-like a neighbor dropping by and giving "the look" as the family explains how much they're going to love the house-and, of course, move the bones somewhere less obvious than the front yard. The film is full of clever ideas, like the parrot-truly creative and genuinely terrifying. I was also impressed by the dog's performance; working with animals is never easy in film. Amazing work all around!

A family in new house. A loyal dog trying, including with sacrifice of his life, to protect them by evil spirits of previous owners. And, sure, the not clever adults understanding very late its message.

A simple story, nice crafted, no doubts, in which a poor perrot seems the instrument of one of spirits and a cat a sort of witness . The only strange part - sure , as cat owner I am surprised that - the large slices of pizza for dog. But, sure, a pretty short horror beautiful saved by dog.