Our Friday night short films come from several countries and are some of the most astoundingly scary films we could find.

In this entry to our annual bumper contest, a young boy investigates monstrous sounds coming from the bedroom!

The Beast in the Bedroom (bumper contest)

A lonely, poor little girl was invited by mannequins into a luxury clothing store in the midnight. They offer her free accessories, dress, shoes, and seduce her to take more. But the little girl has no idea what price she need to pay later.

Welcome

Alicia is haunted by the spirit of a cyclist, who compels her to complete its unfinished business in life. Intense visions of death start to disrupt her daily life, and soon she is forced to negotiate the dangerous territory between justice and vengeance.

Shadow of a Silhouette

Awoken in the middle of the night, a women and her partner discover eerie connections in the nightmare she just had, only to realize they might not be alone in their new house.

I'll Be Back Tomorrow

Olivia and her friends sneak into an abandoned house to play a game of seven minutes in heaven. As luck would have it, she and her crush, James, end up in a closet together. However things go from awkward to terrifying when the closet goes dark and they are attacked by a shapeshifting monster.

7 Minutes in Hell

After the sudden death of her father, a young woman becomes haunted by the uncertainty of the world around her.

Love You, Mama

#Nofilter addresses the ever-growing issue surrounding Body Dysmorphic Disorder through the eyes of Beth, an insecure twenty-something, who becomes obsessed with an insidious filter, leaving her to question true beauty.

#Nofilter

A maintenance worker at a state-run gate to Hell has a bad day.

Hell Hole

As a woman packs up her childhood home following the passing of her father, she comes to learn that there may have been a more sinister threat behind his death, long buried on the grounds of the family home.

In The Shadow Of God

This Q&amp;A was delayed due to technical issues. You can watch live on Saturday 7/2 @ 10 pm Pacific time!

Shorts Block 3 Q&A with filmmakers

United States of America

Short Horror films block 3

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Portland Horror Film Festival is one of the most diverse horror festivals on Earth. Over 60 shorts & features from 16 countries, and all horror genres, showcase filmmakers from every walk of life, including Queer, BIPOC, Trans, and nearly half that are helmed by women!

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