Loma Lynda: The Red Door
Dir: Jason Bognacki
Cast: David Fine, Iglesias Estefania,
Runtime: 16 Minutes/35 Minutes (Two Versions)
Reviewed by: Marc Patterson
I’m going to come out and say this up front. Loma Lynda: The Red Door is hands-down my favorite pick for this round up.
Director Jason Bognacki encapsulates the glamorous high fashion sensibilities of the Italian giallo films of the 70’s, incorporates a healthy dose of postmodernism from the French New Wave, while making a nod towards Noé, and tops it off with Lynchian narrative to create a violent, yet alluring …

by Marc Patterson
Well sonovabeotch! It’s day three of our our Horror In Short film fest. Yesterday we highlighted Terrence Kelsey’s paranormal gore-filled horror (Spek.ter), and Monday we kicked the whole shebang off with a little bit of zombie nu-grindhouse called They Shall Pay With Rivers of Blood. Well, it’s Wednesday and we have another zombie flick to bestow upon you. Unlike They Shall Pay, Plague is a slow building suspense filled narrative a la 28 Days Later, though less with the social sub-text and more with the …

(spek.ter) (2008)
Runtime: 14 minutes
Directed by Terrence Kelsey
Reviewed by Marc Patterson
It’s day two of our “Horror In Short” Film Fest and today we’re featuring a taut psychological horror entitled (spek.ter) from an upcoming director, Terrence Kelsey. (spek.ter), a fancy play on words (or is that word – singular?), unfortunately can’t be shown here. It’s a fairly graphic film that is a hair bit too racy for most internet sites where the occasional minor can stray.
The film unfolds with a messy and grisly murder featuring a woman being hacked to …

by Marc Patterson
Today we’re kicking off a short film fest leading up to the end of the year. Each day this week I’ll be posting either a short film for your viewing pleasure, or highlighting one that deserves some attention. Today’s entry is a short zombie film that has been floating around the net for a few months now, but one that certainly deserves a viewing if you haven’t yet checked it out. I’d like to give a shoutout to our friends at Send More Cops, for …