October Challenge Day 31:
Happy Halloween everyone!! Here is 18 brilliant short horror films to spook up your day.
Why 18 you ask? Because this is the 8th month of the old Roman calendar and the 10th month of the current calendar. BRAINS!
So without further ado, below is my pick of some of the best out there. With a review of 18 words or less, and in no particular order, please enjoy Horror Habit's 2026 Short Horror Film Festival.
Backstroke: Menecing little number! Stay of that water!
Sisowath Quay: Spectacular animation! Gripping, spooky, ancient. Don't litter.
Special Day: Just your adverage 18th birthday party....
Time Like: A found footage experimental experience. For fans of David Lynch and Donnie Darko.
The Last Time I Saw Richard: A harrowing, emotional, and intense glimpse into young men and their hidden nightmares.
Appendage: Ah! What stress and anxiety can do to you; a dark comedy.
This is She: And she is this hot mess, and that's okay! Healing is messy.
Tickle Monster: "Maybe it was the tickle monster....?"
Lost Boy: Industrial and hopeless, but at least we look good going down. AI future?
The Sound of Your Voice: Men. :(
We Summoned A Demon: When you're trying to make a film and accidentally summon hell; a hilarious blood bath.
Sea Devil: "Based on true events" had me sat. This is UNSETTLING.
You Are Awake: This was made in 2016, but it might give you COVID nightmares.
Inheritance: A nice look at the ghosts who still try to haunt, and that's all they are. Ghosts.
Sweet Tooth: Scary! Kids! Ghosts!
Aftermath: I don't want any of that mad max bullshit....
Gaze: This real life nightmare induced all sorts of anxiety and existential dread for me.
House of Straw: Phenomenal! A creature feature for the troubled marriages. Just brilliant!
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