Watch a terrifying short film from the director of 'Lights Out'
Horror fans were greeted with an absolutely terrifying film when Lights Out arrived in 2016 and the movie’s director is gifting fans with another piece of scary cinema.
David F. Sandberg is revealing a new three-minute short film to give people something to watch and scare themselves with besides the daily news.
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In case you haven’t seen Lights Out, the film is based off a short created by Sandberg about a killer creature who appears when the lights go out.
It was produced by James Wan, Lawrence Grey and Eric Heisserer and was a huge success following its premiere at the Los Angeles Film Festival.
The film stars Lotta Lotsen who also appeared in the original short movie. Lotsen returns for Sandberg’s new short film Shadowed.
Sandberg dropped the film earlier today (April 2) while revealing details about how it came together for curious fans asking questions.
”Made a new 3 minute horror short, ‘Shadowed’…because what else are we going to do while stuck indoors,” the director says.
Made a new 3 minute horror short, ‘Shadowed’, together with @lottalosten because what else are we going to do while stuck indoors.
YouTube: https://t.co/o7EPpTjwpq
Vimeo (often better quality): https://t.co/OYf63PbGbA pic.twitter.com/GPAp8eMQcc— David F. Sandberg (@ponysmasher) April 2, 2020
After Effects and Blender. I’ll put together a behind the scenes soon. https://t.co/fG616Q5vuv
— David F. Sandberg (@ponysmasher) April 2, 2020
Yeah I recreated the basic geometry of the hallway in 3D using fSpy+Blender. This is the first short we’ve done in 4K using the @Blackmagic_News pocket 4K. https://t.co/HIWLbboohM
— David F. Sandberg (@ponysmasher) April 2, 2020
We made a new horror short! Yes it’s true!! https://t.co/9B2DpZfmdv
— Lotta Losten (@lottalosten) April 2, 2020
You can watch the new short film below.
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