Other Side of the Box

A perfectly eerie short film. As you watch you wonder how and why. *Slight spoiler* they never show you exactly if/how the couple dies, leaving you to wonder if and how they did. Which because of the creepy imagery and tone leaves you unsettled. Watch this a year ago and still think about the ending. Watched it again a few days ago, and it still gave me fear. Made me wonder what I would do if I was in that situation. Definitely worth watching.

It's an interesting approach of supernatural when Sean an old friend and former boyfriend of his now ex girlfriend brings a box that was meant for someone specific.

We learn Sean wanted a vengeance but got a more terrifying result of what you end up when going to great lengths for this.

I like the "don't keep your eyes off it" rule giving an awkward yet suspense feeling to the audience and characters. The acting is well performed on this type of story without under playing the situation. I would of liked to see more of that creepy suspense feeling from the man in the box instead of a brief moment.

It's a good scenario and a worthy of watching.

A pretty nifty little thriller. Well shot and acted. The performances add to the tension. I have had a recent spate of terrible short films so this was a welcome rise in quality. I do feel it's a little long you get the point earlier than I think they hoped but it's so visually interesting that the length didn't bother me. I'd be interested to see something with a bigger budget by these filmmakers.

A couple. And the gift from a friend . A box having as contain a sort of black hole. But only at the first sigh. The film propose a long chain of memories, thrills, old pieces , maybe too familiar from other horror films but its virtue is the admirable craft, the precision of details and the great construction of story. So, just admirable job.

Caleb J. Phillips totally gave audience unsettling chills as this short horror film played out. Tag & Rose had unexpected invasion from mysterious gift. Hopefully they'll expand those terrors into feature length movie someday.