The Fun Size Horror collection brings together bite-sized, independent terror shorts spanning supernatural encounters, twisted slasher tropes, psychological dread, and creature features from up-and-coming genre filmmakers. Across both volumes, these fast-paced anthology segments deliver rapid-fire frights that explore dark corners of human paranoia and monstrous nightmares.
2 films
Erin Stegeman (Director) · Max Isaacson (Director) · Craig Lee Thomas (Writer) · Nat Dinga (Writer) · Eric Pereira (Director) · Josh C. Waller (Director)
Tara Perry
Tara (segment "When They Say You're Alone")
Aidan Flynn
Aidan (segment "Knock Knock")
Guy Perry
(segment "Knock Knock")
Nhev Scharrel
Sophia (segment "Happy Birthday")
Erin Stegeman
Mommy (segment "Happy Birthday")
Victor Webster
Daddy (segment "Happy Birthday")
Katie Parker
Sara (segment "Entity")
Amy Schloerb
Kristin (segment "Entity")
T.J. Rotell
Bryan (segment "Entity")
Max Isaacson
Bertrand (segment "Bad Eggs")
Michael Toscano
Reginald (segment "Bad Eggs")
Mike Immerman
Monster (segment "Bad Eggs")
Amy Dallen
Woman (segment "The Screaming")
Rae Olivier
Daystar (segment "Persephone")
Linn Bjornland
Lady Vesta (segment "Persephone")
Craig Lee Thomas
The Barker (segment "Persephone")
Diva Zappa
Christie (segment "Voice")
Michael May
Jonah (segment "A Dog and His Boy")
Natasha Hall
(segment "Somebody's Watching You")
Heather Ann Davis
(segment "Somebody's Watching You")
Darren Peters
Guy 1 (segment "Trust")
Garrett Bales
Guy 2 (segment "Trust")
Melanie Recker
Eva (segment "A Dog and His Boy")
Carlye Tamaren
Nancy (segment "Quad")
Lance Reddick
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Thirty-one twisted tales made from a collective of genre loving filmmakers, Fun Size Horror: Volume One aims to chill and delight horror fans. From classic slashers and creature features, to horror-comedy and hauntings all made into bite size pieces. Like a bag of Halloween candy after a night of trick or treating, Fun Size Horror: Volume One is filled with the unexpected and not without the threat of the occasional razor blade. Which leaves only one question: Trick or treat?
