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Happy Sunday, dear readers! As we continue on with our Indie Horror Month celebration, we have a brand new trio of short films for you to enjoy today, including The Sale by Max Cianci, Andrew Bell’s Let Me Play, and the timely tech terror of Full Disclosure from Michael Strode.

Enjoy!!

The Sale (Directed by Max Cianci)

Synopsis: Two thieves get more than they bargained for when looting a backwoods building.

Starring: Andrew Yackel, Jimmy Brewer, David Ogrodowski and Lou Bickel



Let Me Play (Directed by Andrew Bell)

Synopsis: If you want them to listen, you have to make them listen...

Starring: Juliet Luchsinger, Lucas Luchsinger, Douglas Wann and Gerganna Mellin

Full Disclosure (Directed by Michael Strode)

Synopsis: Friends on a virtual drinks call are targeted by a supernatural Zoombomber, who forces them to reveal dark secrets. Hearts are broken, blood is spilled.

Starring: Rebecca Turner, Alexandra Bayless, Gogo Lomo-David,...

Every Tuesday this April, we’re showing some love to all the filmmakers out there who have been creating compelling and inspired short films that represent everything we love about genre storytelling in honor of our ongoing Indie Horror Month celebration (you can check out last week’s selection Here). Today, we’re chatting with director Nate Ruegger about his fantastically creepy short Trust Me, which debuted as part of Alter’s slate of shorts last summer. He discussed the real-world inspirations behind the story of Trust Me, the challenges he and his team faced while shooting the project, whether or not he has more plans for the story of Trust Me in the future, and more.

Also, we’ve gone ahead and included Trust Me at the end of our interview with Ruegger, and this writer highly recommends giving it a watch—it’s excellent!

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