We’re back with more of the good stuff. These short horror films caused a buzz at festivals – then vanished.  If you saw them the first time you know what we mean.   If you missed them, you can enjoy them now for the first time – if you dare.

We’ve resurrected these great short indie horror films.  So dim the lights and dig in for your own private horror film festival.

The featured shorts cover a variety of horrors – real and imagined.  Gnaw is a claustrophobic zombie tale of survival – but whose?  Legend of the Seven Bloody Torturers plumbs the horrors of petty bureaucracy with gruesome delight.  Hell’s Habit probes the boundary between the flesh and the spirit, told as a silent Italian Giallo film.  In Human No More a traumatized detective relives his personal tragedy and comes to a surprising, though heartless, conclusion.  The Kooky Kastle is an animated look back at a childhood carnival’s haunted ride.  They sure don’t make ‘em like that anymore.  The father-to-be hero of Out of the Darkness is trapped between two women, but only one will claim him in the end.  Two sisters deal with daddy’s solution to a beastly legacy in The Room.  A married couple is torn apart by the husband’s travelling bug in The Strain.  A late, but hungry, Halloween guest terrorizes a single woman in Trick or Treat.

Aaaaah!! Indie Horror Hits Volume 2 can be ordered through here.