Terror Telly

Sporting a synth wave track, and shot mostly dichromatically, this anthology is a love letter to the classics. Sadly, that is where the sentiment ends.

You can tell right away that the production value is on the low end. Thematically, this anthology is both amateurish and immature. But it knows this. This is a passion project that isn't meant to be taken too seriously.

While on the low end, it really feels like the producers were able to squeeze out every bit of talent they could muster. Sound, cinematography, scripting, acting, special effects, make up, are all pushed to the maximum of the production's overall skillset and budget. But you'll have to take it with a grain of salt haha.

All of that said, this anthology is arguably terrible and not worth anyone's time.

We are treated to 4 tales.

Below are brief Plot Summaries:

Franken Demon: A dark comedic variant of the classic Frankenstein stale.

Planet of Horror: A small space crew traveling on a spacecraft begin to turn on one another.

Bloody Ralph: Desperately searching for his next drink, an alcoholic discovers a secret stash.

Toolbox Charlie: On Halloween night, a young man begins to experience strange occurrences in his home.