Halloween Nights
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22 films · 3h 36m
This Place is a Sh*thole
by Will Wightman
4m
Chaos and grime of communal living spiral into something horrifying
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Tudescends
by Fabio Stecher
5m
A woman is offered a choice that could make her rich
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Floater
by D.M. Harring
13m
A troubled man builds a mausoleum after his abusive father dies
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The Red City
by Thomas Simon
10m
When his blood supply runs dry, a vampire is forced back into the hunt
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Wesley Loses His Penis
by Brennan McGee
18m
This film happens to be about a man who loses his penis
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What’s in the Forest
by Zoe Xandra
18m
Psychedelics blur reality as friends are hunted by unseen horrors
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Queen of Prey
by Michael Conroy
8m
A shy young man meets a mysterious older woman at a sex party
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Gnome Alone
by Joe Simmons
7m
A man is harassed by an unexpected adversary: a garden Gnome
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Bad Penny
by Tony Hipwell
9m
An antiques dealer is haunted by a cursed object
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A Street Cat Named Desire
by Eric Layer
15m
A tourist becomes ensnared by a world of sex, drugs, and cats
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The Relic
by J.M. Logan
14m
Adventurers make the worst discovery they can possibly imagine
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Negatives
by Ross McGowan
2m
A photographer captures a monster in his dark room
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The Foul
by James Button
4m
An insane and hilarious film about cleaning up after your dog
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Retch
by Keir Siewert
4m
A young woman's disturbing illness is turning her into something unexpected
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Man-tis!
by Christopher Stewardson
10m
A man wakes up as a mantis on the day of his job interview
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Hangover Food
by Ross McGowan
10m
A man wants to go on a double date while his friend is turning into a vampire
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Viskar I Vinden
by James Newman
7m
A forensic investigator tries to communicate with a farting corpse
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Revenant Relocation Officers
by Robert Duncan
15m
Two characters remove ghosts from properties around Edinburgh
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Sarah Chong Is Going to Kill Herself
by Ella Jones
14m
A maltreated receptionist decides to take matters into her own hands
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David French is a Piece of Shit and I Want Him Dead
by Mark van Heusden
11m
Twins devise an evil plan to help their lead singer find new inspiration
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True Value
by Alix Austin
13m
A student engages in an unusually deadly part-time job
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The Corridor
by James Mansell
5m
A man struggling with his mental health is trapped in an endless corridor
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Short horror is the best horror
Horror works best when it does not overstay its welcome. These shorts are in and out before your nerves recover. Vengeful spirits, cursed objects and one gnome you will not forget.
Frequently asked
How scary is Halloween Nights?
It ranges from creepy-fun to genuinely unsettling. Nothing is gratuitous, but a few films earn the lights-on treatment.
How long are the films?
They run from a couple of minutes to under twenty minutes, and each one is a finished film rather than an extract from something longer. Short horror never overstays its welcome.
Can I watch it outside of October?
Absolutely. Fear is evergreen.
Is it free to watch?
Yes. Every film on Klipist is free to watch, in full, on any device. No account needed, though signing up lets you keep a watchlist.
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