Fun Size Horror

Fun Size Horror
Collective
Industry Film
Founded 2015
Website http://www.funsizehorror.com/

Fun Size Horror is a collective of filmmakers, led by Zeke Pinheiro, Mali Elfman, and Michael May.[1] The collective's purpose is to create short films that will "explore horror from every angle".[2][3]

Pinheiro first came up with the idea after realizing that he knew several filmmakers that wanted to "create their own thing and all love horror, but were never given a platform".[4] The collective's initial goal was to create thirty-one horror films by Halloween 2015, but has since expanded to include the creation of additional short horror films.[5] In March 2016 the collective launched an Indiegogo crowdsourcing campaign, with the goal to use the funding to change the collective and website's infrastructure and produce more content.[6][7] To date two volumes of the shorts have been released for live-streaming through online outlets such as Amazon and Hulu.[8] Shorts have been directed by a wide range of directors and have starred actors such as Keir Gilchrist.[9]

Dread Central rated the first thirty-one shorts favorably, as they felt that the amount of offerings would help ensure that viewers would have a short that they enjoyed.[10]

Selected shorts

  • Fun Size Horror: Volume One (2015)
    • "Entity", directed by Michael May
    • "Paramnesia", directed by Michael May
    • "Let Me Go", directed by Glen Murakami
    • "Trust", directed by Jerry Pyle
    • "Somebody's Watching You", directed by Ben Rekhi
    • "The Screaming", directed by Dick Grunert
    • "Bad Eggs", directed by Max Isaacson
    • "The Lover", directed by Nat Dinga
    • "Voice", directed by Mali Elfman
    • "A Dog and His Boy", directed by Zeke Pinheiro
    • "Mother", directed by Zeke Pinheiro
    • "Mr. Hendrix", directed by Zeke Pinheiro
    • "The Collection", directed by Josh C. Waller
    • "Evil Voices Lie", directed by Grant Olin
    • "When They Say You're Alone", directed by Grant Olin
    • "Knock Knock", directed by Anthony Lund
    • "The Creepy F*cking Kid in Apartment B", directed by Eric Pereira
    • "Evil Voices Lie", directed by Tom Ptasinski
    • "Happy Birthday", directed by Erin Stegeman
    • "Quad", directed by Nick Bragg
    • "Somebody's Watching You", directed by Sneha Koorse
    • "Paramnesia", directed by Rachel Noll
    • "Bitter", directed by Ned Ehrbar
    • "Persephone", directed by Craig Lee Thomas and Lisa J. Dooley
    • "Somebody's Watching You", directed by Louise Harper
  • Fun Size Horror: Volume Two (2015)
    • "Prey", directed by Stephen Boyer
    • "Playing Dead", directed by Ned Ehrbar
    • "Conventional", directed by Karen Gillan
    • "And They Watched", directed by Vivian Lin
    • "Initiation", directed by Michael May
    • "The Great Corben", directed by Mark Alan Miller
    • "Perfect", directed by Taylor Phillips
    • "Pillow Fright", directed by Patrick Rea
    • "Pinned", directed by Andrew Wesman
    • "Kill Them Mommy", directed by Peter Chun Mao Wu
    • "Last Laugh", directed by Zeke Pinheiro

References

  1. ↑ "Karen Gillan's freaking out in a new Fun Size horror film". RadioTimes. Retrieved 2016-03-23.
  2. ↑ "Fun Size Horror: About page". Fun Size Horror. Retrieved March 23, 2016.
  3. ↑ "Final 'Fun Size Horror' Treats: "Quad" and "The Collection" - Bloody Disgusting!". Bloody Disgusting!. Retrieved 2016-03-23.
  4. ↑ "Fun Size Horror Trailer: 31 Inventive Shorts". Collider. Retrieved 2016-03-23.
  5. ↑ "Interview: Mali Elfman Talks Clive Barker, Indie Filmmaking, and Why Horror Films Matter". TheMarySue. Retrieved 2016-03-23.
  6. ↑ "CLICK HERE to support Join Fun Size Horror's Community Building Campaign". Indiegogo. Retrieved 2016-03-23.
  7. ↑ "A 'Fun Size'd Crowd-sourcing Campaign - Bloody Disgusting!". Bloody Disgusting!. Retrieved 2016-03-25.
  8. ↑ "Fun Size Horror: Volume Two Now Streaming on Hulu - Dread Central". Dread Central. Retrieved 2016-03-23.
  9. ↑ ""Shotgun Santa: Holiday Justice" Short Film". Bloody Disgusting!. Retrieved 2016-03-23.
  10. ↑ "Fun Size Horror (2015) (review)". Dread Central. Retrieved 2016-03-23.

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