The Punisher: Dirty Laundry
(NSFW: Language, Gore) Fan films are a dime a dozen, but a fan film with a Hollywood actor who actually played the same character is something else. We guess he’s now called the Justicer.
(NSFW: Language, Gore) Fan films are a dime a dozen, but a fan film with a Hollywood actor who actually played the same character is something else. We guess he’s now called the Justicer.
(NSFW: Language) A man finds himself at the end of his rope, and ready to end it all in this darkly comic short film, described by creator Cam McHarg as “the feel good hit of the summer.” Or not.
Colin Levy’s Kickstarted adaptation of Igor Teper’s short story, about a mathematician who is confined to a mental institute because of his insistence that there is an integer between 3 and 4.
Tanishq Abraham is a real life Fred Tate. The 8-year old already studies astrophysics and has even discovered a supernova, but he still loves Buzz Lightyear and hanging out with kids his age.
88:88 sees a woman determined to defend herself from a persistent intruder. We like to think of it as a science fiction version of Home Alone. The music is by Makeup and Vanity Set.
An action-packed short film made by and for Minecraft fans. Don’t be put off by the goofy cardboard costumes. This is a Corridor Digital flick, and we all know what these guys can do.
A man remembers an episode from his youth involving a poem about remembering one’s youth. Directed by Damien Power, Bat Eyes is an adaptation of a monologue by Jessica Bellamy.
(NSFW) A fantastic animated short by Albert’t Hooft and Paco Vink. Little Quentin may seem pretentious, and it takes a while to hook you in, but it’s actually sincere and worth watching.
A storyteller “sells” one of her wares in Polder Animation’s (Blik) understated parable about the value of art and sharing knowledge. Hands down one of the best short films seen in a while.
A graduation production by students from the Multimedia and Animation Arts at the National Taiwan University of Arts, Murder is a grim tale of repression akin to Memento and The Prestige.
Another excellent animated short from stop motion master PES – the one brought us Fresh Guacamole – who turned common metal tools, parts and accessories into flora and fauna from the sea.
(NSFW) A film by Alek Wasilewski about a world where the only ticket to a good life is a literal ticket. But what is a “good life” in a dystopia that combines the worst of Orwell’s and Huxley’s fears?
A hitman encounters unexpected trouble when he takes down his mark in a bathroom in this twisted and darkly comic short film by The University of Arizona’s Two Coins. (Thanks Adam!)
(Gore) A short film inspired by Edgar Allan Poe’s short story The Tell-Tale Heart. Despite its excessive preamble, Ryan Connoly’s film provides a gripping tale about guilt. DVD/Blu-ray here.
Director Yves Geleyn’s wonderfully animated short film features a giant wooden robot marionette, some woodpeckers, and a tremendous amount of heart and soul for a 2 minute film.
This short film is set in a world that has successfully survived a zombie outbreak but still deals with infection. Like The Walking Dead, Spoiler focuses on the living rather than the undead.
Get a quick shot of suspense with this short film by Dilation Studios, about an “entrepreneur” with a rather ridiculous but nonetheless compelling offer to potential clients. Hmmm.
A cute and charming animated short by Rikke Asbjoern about a monster whose fat fingers are just too big to use the PIN pad at the ATM. In the end, he’s way more honest than we’d be.
The critically acclaimed award-winning stop-motion animated short by Mikey Please. The Eagleman Stag tells the tale of Peter Eagleman, a man whose lifelong obsession with time does him no good.
…or, as we prefer to call this “pitch-black” short: The Devil Wears Birkenstocks. The film seems to think that it’s a one-act play and is thus too wordy and spirited, but it’s still worth watching.
Gnarly Bay Prod. shows the highlights of their trip to Chile and Patagonia. Shot on a Canon 1D Mk.IV. A testament to both the beauty of nature and the capabilities of today’s DSLR cameras.
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