Blood Clots

I've watched so many amateur horror movies that I thought nothing could be worse than this. I was so wrong. If your effects are bad, rely on a good story. If your actors suck, keep it short. Every one of these episodes lazily drags its corpse of a story through garbage acting and wobbling scenery. Don't bother. The benefit of being the worst I've ever seen is that I will enjoy absolutely ANYTHING after this mess.

Every short film was engaging in it's own way. I was not bored for one second. From gory to funny to bizarre to...to quote one of the last lines in the movie..."What in the actual ....?"

You will get zombies and werewolves and a vampire and sea creatures all in one place!

The music and the effects and the cinematography was great. It is not a mainstream film, it is crazily off the wall and I loved it. The segment "Hellyfish", deserves a feature film, but so do a few others in the anthology. I have never seen many of the new ideas in this film!

I will leave you with the age old question, "Who let the crabs out? Who? Who?"

Carefully crap is more like it. There hasn't been a good horror anthology since the house that dripped blood. This, with work by unknowns - who - if this is the best they can do will remain that way - was utter trash. Not one story was decent. I expect to see this endlessly repeated on the Syfy channel. Just a total waste of time

Just enjoy each short. A few were quite clever. Charlie brought cake!

An anthology of low budget short films by debut directors so don't go into this expecting the quality of Creepshow! With that in mind it's an entertaining but mixed bag that mostly hits the mark with only a few missteps. My only major gripe is the lack of wraparound story as shooting something to tie it together, even a simple Cryptkeeper type thing would have made it more fun - as it stands it feels very much like a DVD compilation.

In terms of content though, this is a good selection containing something for everyone: zombies, werewolves, psycho axe murderers, clowns, Cthulhu. Standouts for me were saved till last with STILL, a joyously original zombie piece (how often can anyone say that?!) that does a lot with clearly a meagre budget, HELLYFISH, a B-movie pastiche that only loses points for feeling more like an incomplete FX showreel than an actual movie (but its a LOT of fun), and the final CALL OF CHARLIE, which manages to be both a pastiche on social mores and a loving tribute to all things Lovecraft. This is a good selection, enjoyable and only 70min so would highly recommend to horror fans who can get past the indie feel of all of these.