Who's There?

A short film reminding sirens - in Odissey version - and old fashion classic horrors.

A step father prepaires favorit dishes for his daughter. Unfortunatelly , she goes to a party; no time for food , the preocupation of dad about alcohol consume. But , obvious, their relation is a real happy one.

At midnight, a knock in door and a voice. But the man has some suspicions , sustained by the images from letters door and viewfinder. And by the second bizarre voice.when the young woman comes home , the things become more complicated.

A short film using familiar ingredients in fair, wise manner. And, in essence just that represents its basic virtue, near inspired portrait of father proposed bz Garland Scott.

Occasionally, you come across a horror short that stands well above the average-and Who's There? Is one of those films. It feels professionally made: the cinematography is excellent, the acting is outstanding across the board, and the story is genuinely engaging. While it may not be entirely original, it maintains suspense and excitement from start to finish.

Although it's essentially a creature feature inspired by the idea of skinwalkers, it doesn't feel like one. Instead, it plays more like a psychological drama, eventually turning into a battle of two minds. I honestly believe this concept could have worked as a full-length feature and still held the viewer's attention. Well done!