An Unforgettable Night (Cinematic Version)
A girl is having a night she will never forget! Be sure to check out the interactive 360 degree version of the movie here http://www.scaredstiff.tv/video/an-unforgettable-night/
Starring Brenda Cariz
Soundtrack composed by John “Deyo Ello” Ragin
Written & Directed by Douglas A. Plomitallo
"Daddy is Coming For Me" was made for Studio 360's Scary Short Film Fest which will be judged by Horror icon Wes Craven. The films were limited to 30 seconds in length and must fit the theme of "Young Genius".
Out on a first date, Jon gets confronted by his date's overprotective mother who doesn't approve of him.
Two lovers move into their first house together, but their dreams may be shattered by an unknown occupant. Featuring music by Amy Alley.
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"Daddy is Coming For Me" was made for Studio 360's Scary Short Film Fest which will be judged by Horror icon Wes Craven. The films were limited to 30 seconds in length and must fit the theme of "Young Genius".