Mile High Horror Shorts

TEN great short films curated by Tim Schultz of the amazing Mile High Horror Film Festival that takes place in Denver Colorado every October. 75 minutes of indie genius including:

The Table, directed by Shane Free: Friends buy what looks to be an antique table before discovering it has a far more sinister purpose.
Velvet Road, directed by L. Gustavo Cooper: In the racially charged South of the 1960's the black population of a small town is blamed for the spread of a virulent plague.
A Little Off the Top, directed by Adam O’Brien: A hair stylist and his long lost, famous client reunite for a styling session down memory lane with unpleasant consequences for one of them.
White Room, directed by Chris Chitaroni: Like many youngsters, Cindy believed there was something ominous lurking within her closet. Unfortunately she was right.
Bunny Boy, directed by Brandon LaGanke: When a young child walks home from school he encounters a strange-looking man in a full bunny costume laying in his back yard. The man is not moving and appears to be dead. Instead of fleeing, the child is intrigued and engages in a silent conversation. Little does he know, the man is not dead. On the contrary, he's quite alive.
Nursery Crimes, directed by L. Whyte: Rhymes with murder. Certified: In 1950's rural America, a postman's first day takes a terrifying turn when a precocious young girl tells him of her family's horrible tragedy.
Incubator, directed by Jimmy Weber: A young man wakes up in a bathtub full of ice and blood only to discover his problems have just begun. You've heard the urban legend... this is worse.

Plus many more!