“It Gets Darker” – Don’t Take Him Back – Horror Short Reviews 
"It Gets Darker," is a fun short about a not-so-fun topic.
Jay SlaterAugust 29, 2023
“10-33” – Trapped in a Bathroom Stall – Horror Short Reviews
Content Warning: This film contains depictions of gun violence that may be especially disturbing for some viewers. n this post, we'll be talking about the…
Jay SlaterJuly 11, 2023
Killer Shorts Finalist Lands Representation at Wonder Street: An Interview with Screenwriter Kelly Nugent 
Killer Shorts is excited to bring you this interview with screenwriter and Killer Shorts Alum Kelly Nugent.
Anna BohannanJune 29, 2023
“We Wanted Children” – Horror Short Reviews
"We Wanted Children" is a interesting, well-acted horror short about starting a family. Even if it is through... unconventional means.
Jay SlaterJune 6, 2023
Slumber Party! – “Chicks” – Horror Short Reviews
What do girls do on their slumber parties? Supernatural cult rituals. Jay Slater reviews horror short film "Chicks".
Jay SlaterApril 20, 2023
The Top Six Reasons Some Scripts Don’t Advance 
We reveal the top six reasons some scripts don't advance to the quarterfinals. #killershorts
killershortscontestApril 17, 2023
I Read 200 Killer Shorts Submissions, and Here’s What I Want You To Know 
Hello again! My name is Garth, and I’m a reader for the Killer Shorts competition. I read 200 scripts this year, and I’m back to…
Garth GinsburgFebruary 21, 2023
Zombie Dance Party! – “We Together” – Horror Short Review
Killer Shorts is excited to bring you this review of the horror short film 'We Together' by Henry Kaplan. The film is currently on Alter's…
Jay SlaterJanuary 17, 2023
Put On A Happy Face – “Smiles (Sonrisas)” – Horror Short Review
Killer Shorts is excited to bring you this review of Javier Chavanel's horror short film 'Smiles (Sonrisas)' now streaming on Alter's YouTube Channel.
Jay SlaterDecember 22, 2022
Curating Horror: An Interview with Filmmaker Chelsea Lupkin
The Killer Shorts Contest is excited to bring you this interview with Killer Shorts judge and filmmaker Chelsea Lupkin.
Anna BohannanDecember 1, 2022