Dead Enders

This was a cool short for entertainment. It was witty, entertaining, and quickly captured my attention start to finish. Could possibly be an interesting concept for a full length movie. Explaining the origin of the creatures and the reason they were attacking and how they were defeated. I would suggest this short and would definitely watch it if ever it became a full length movie. It has alot of potential to big great as well as sequels. Im not usually a fan of creature features too much but this is one I could be. I'll be watching for the full length version to be produced and I'll buy my tickets in advance if it does.

Some scenes were a little too dark to see exactly what was going on and the acting could have used a little bit of help. But the overall movie was good. The plot was great and easy to follow along with. Had the perfect amount of comedy, creepy crawlers and I didn't see the twists and turns coming. Like mentioned in the review title the movie was corny at time but was still entertaining and worth watching. Short, quick and to the point entertainment for when wasting time to leave the house but you don't have enough time to watch a full movie or episode. Definitely recommend giving it a try. You won't be disappointed.

Good remind of B horrors of 1950 , fair parable about humans and parasites , honest end.

Few virtues of a short film about a small fist of cliches and their smart use , in ironic manner, about deep exploitation of gas , a gas clerk wasting her future , her boss and two cops , easy life when a dangeor changes, in radical manner, the perspectives.

Not great but useful, especially for the nice performance of Skarlett Redd , offering realistic portrait of a young woman , prisoner, in out going way, of comfortable routine.

Nothing great or original. But nice and inspiring some nostalgia. And, maybe, it is just enough.

Dead Enders (Short 2023) delivers a truly fun and engaging experience. The excellent cinematography immediately stands out, creating a visually rich atmosphere that's impressive for its short format. Even with its brevity, the storyline is impressively to the point and feels remarkably well-developed, leaving a lasting impact. The acting across the board was phenomenal, and Scarlett Redd particularly shines, bringing a captivating depth and nuance to her role. Despite being a short film, Dead Enders manages to pack a powerful punch, feeling like a detailed, cinematic big-budget production achieved in a concise timeframe.

This short work, while seemingly a simple creature feature, offers a rich experience. The narrative delves into more than just surface-level horror, exploring deeper themes about individuals facing dead ends and the importance of self-belief. The creature effects are well-executed, blending classic horror with sci-fi elements. The character development is particularly strong, with authentic acting that avoids feeling rushed or forced. The storyline is intelligently written, maintaining clarity without resorting to simplistic explanations. Ultimately, the work delivers a powerful message about trusting oneself, moving forward, and acknowledging the unpredictable nature of life.