Sean Dela Pena

Patrick Steven

Celeste Swick

Alex Magaña

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Red-tinted reality horror

Another horror short from this director, this one feels unsettling precisely because it could easily happen in real life. It&apos;s essentially a crime-horror piece, with nothing that feels out of place or implausible-everything is grounded and realistic. And yet, the result is genuinely creepy and disturbing.

One of the most striking stylistic choices is the red-dominant color palette. The director clearly uses red as part of his visual signature, occasionally offset with green when a scene calls for it. This deliberate use of color contrast is further reinforced by recurring details that link the film to his broader body of work-for example, the pillows bearing his production company&apos;s logo, which appear in several of his other films as well.

Another horror short from this director, this one feels unsettling precisely because it could easily happen in real life. It's essentially a crime-horror piece, with nothing that feels out of place or implausible-everything is grounded and realistic. And yet, the result is genuinely creepy and disturbing.

One of the most striking stylistic choices is the red-dominant color palette. The director clearly uses red as part of his visual signature, occasionally offset with green when a scene calls for it. This deliberate use of color contrast is further reinforced by recurring details that link the film to his broader body of work-for example, the pillows bearing his production company's logo, which appear in several of his other films as well.

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