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A man answers a knock at the door. Short horror movie produced by Jash Pictures, Inc. Starring Tim Lueke. More Jash Pictures horror shorts here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4EJfLzosMysLrfHSCClDzTh9nmLAmGI8 #horror #shortfilm #scary #horrormovie #indiefilm #shorthorrorfilm #horror2018 #film #🎥🔪

Hayley, a grim reaper in training, encounters her first ghost. SUPPORT ME ON PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/c/roastedstix FOLLOW ME: http://instagram.com/darkestharvest http://instagram.com/roastedstix https://bsky.app/profile/roastedstix.com https://www.threads.net/@roastedstix

When a teenage girl tells her dad about a mysterious figure staring at her, all her father can say is: "DON'T LOOK AWAY." From Christopher Cox — writer/director/editor of the viral horror short that captivated millions worldwide. A tense, atmospheric story of fear, disbelief, and the unseen terror that follows when you look away. -Finalist in Annual Cinema Los Angeles Film Festival 2018 -Preselected for Washington Film Festival 2018 -Official Selection in DAMN! Film Series Festival 2017 #HorrorShortFilm #DontLookAway #ChristopherCoxFilm

Bee, a reluctant hero, becomes entangled in the adventures of a puppy (…or is he a cat?) as they travel between reality and the void of Fishbowl Space. Created by Natasha Allegri, character designer and storyboard artist for Adventure Time. We can neither confirm nor deny the autobiographical nature of Bee and PuppyCat. Bee and PuppyCat: Lazy in Space is Now Streaming on Netflix. Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIA9jUDnKVMYc4SmqTxcwqg?sub_confirmation=1 Watch Full Episodes of Bee and PuppyCat on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNs9shgQ2rI&list=PL2DcNkn8HAwQLcXTiDB876bU13hT0OhsZ For full Bee and PuppyCat credits visit: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4163486/?ref_=tt_ov_inf Thanks for sharing your Cartoon Hangover with us! Cartoon Hangover is the home for original cartoons and factual programming about animation for dedicated fans. Our original programming has included Bravest Warriors, Bee and PuppyCat, Too Cool! Cartoons, Fin Punch, GO! Cartoons (The Summoning, Boots), Slug Riot, and Shadowstone Park (from FilmCow). Our factual programming generally focuses on anime titles (like My Hero Academia, Tokyo Ghoul, etc.) and thoughtful pieces on animation. New videos two to three times per month. ChannelFrederator channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ChannelFrederator Leaderboard channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheLeaderboard Cinematica channel: https://www.youtube.com/@Cinematica

Subscribe - http://goo.gl/wpc2Q1 Yellowstone, Wyoming. In spring 2003, strange things began happening in America's most famous national park. The tallest geyser in the world, which can go 50 years without erupting, burst into life. Spraying columns of superheated water, 100s of feet into the air. There were new cracks in the ground, the ground heated up to the point where the National Park Service had to close some trails. Not long after, a group of bison collapsed and died, victims of poisonous fumes from below the ground. Satellite pictures revealed that something ominous was happening beneath the earth. On the internet, unfounded rumours spread that a super volcano, an eruption so large, that it only occurs on average every 700,000 years, was about to blow. These things happen, you can look at the earth and see the scars. They happen, and they're going to happen again. A million times more powerful than Hiroshima, super volcanoes are real events. Over 20 have been recorded in the history of the earth and over half of these happened in the USA. For the last 30 years scientists have been investigating where the next super volcano could erupt. Their research has revealed that an active super volcano exists under Yellowstone National Park. Naked Science follows these scientists and investigates the vital question, if the Yellowstone Caldera erupted today, could we survive? This documentary includes a Yellowstone timeline of past eruptions, how Yellowstone would affect the world, and what impact will it be for the United States.

A box has creatures. In a strange, dark box lives a group of box-headed elderly humanoid creatures with roots instead of legs. Most of these creatures are sunken into a catatonic sleep, unaware of anything outside their hermetic, sealed-off world. But one of them emerges from the crowd, stunned into consciousness. Young and growing, the creature starts to cause a joyful ruckus, but struggles against the disapproval and rancor of the rest of his box-dwellers. But then the youngster begins to fight back, looking for a way outside the box but coming against its most oppressive forces yet. Writer/director/animator Dusan Kastelic's short animation is a surreal yet exuberant allegory about the pleasures and perils of non-conformity, being an individual and pushing through obstacles to a new level of consciousness. The narrative takes the phrase "outside the box" and spins it into a deeply imaginative, hypnotic narrative that resembles a fairy tale. Not a sanitized children's version of a fairy tale, however: the film instead resembles the original European fairy stories, which were dark, psychologically complex and disquieting in their emotional violence. The images are nightmarish, with their evocations of distorted flesh and murky colors. But the expressiveness of the creatures and attention to detail -- created in open-source 3-D software Blender -- are remarkable from a technical and emotional level, and draw in viewers with a powerful combination of gesture, sound and storytelling. Despite the claustrophobic world portrayed in the film, there are splashes of zany humor and joy, particularly as the younger creature expresses its unbridled childlike self. The musical score and sound design by Mateja Staric go a long way to create contrast between stultifying conformity and youthful individualism, as well as keeping the narrative at a consistently engaging pace. Despite its strange appearance, the uninhibited joyousness and high spirits of the newly emergent…