You can see the joke coming a mile away. Nicely directed though. I guess it's a refreshing change, seeing accidental murder rather than suicides in spots. I think us creatives might need to up our happy meds.

It's all fun and games. Sure. Until an innocent piece of chocolatey covered puffed grain cereal gets eaten by a
cold-hearted kid.

How do you shill a film called "Dead Man Down"? Easy, arrange an attempted murder in an elevator and have people witness it. Film them with hidden cameras as they scuttle away, dial 911 and walk off muttering "sod it, I'll take the stairs". If this isn't staged all the way through, it's a miracle nobody shot the attacker, there are still a select few people that are allowed concealed carry in New York. What if they had run into Robert De Niro, Harvey Keitel or Donald Trumps and his sons?

The J-train. I ride it every day. Nobody talks. What this train needs.. is an assassin.

And the little old lady from Hastings will call to get this ad banned in 3... 2... What, you don't think? I bet someone will take this far too seriously.

It's The worldwide short film fest, and here they re-do "David after dentist" , except set in a lot more sinister scene. Covered in blood no less.

Erik Rinsch takes the five lines and spins a dark cold story with robots, Moscow in winter, murder and deception, complete with an action packed motorcycle vs police chase.

Smoke & Mirrors New York (SMNY) VFX/Flame Artist Sam Caine handled all post and effects for Director Joachim Back's Oscar-nominated The New Tenants. The film, which has been nominated in the Academy Awards' Live-Action Short Film category, tells the terrifying story of two men who move into an apartment and discover its cursed history through a disturbed cast of neighbors.