Ornate-- Horror Short Movie Review
PLOT SUMMARY: A man finds a picture frame that let's him see in another dimension. Except there's a faceless woman in this dimension.
A piece of the past can be so captivating. It can catapult you in a time that holds dear to your heart or fills you with the warmth of its memory.
Things can get quite disturbing if that memory isn't yours and the things you see ambush you. These things happen only in horror movies, of course...
ORNATE Plot with Spoilers
A man is sifting old photographs when he finds an ornate frame with a picture of a woman in a wedding dress. She is also faceless.
The man puts it aside but soon enough the woman tears through the thin barricade that is the photograph.
The man finds the empty frame on the staircase and picks it up only to find something odd when he looks through it.
The world beyond is in black and white. There are staircases where there shouldn't be, there are things that aren't there in his world. Worse, something is moving things around in the other dimension that does look like his house.
In the next instant, he sees the faceless woman charge at him he puts the mirror down but she isn't there.
And then just like that she is.
She wants him at all costs and so it isn't long before the man has the frame slapped to his face and he is sucked into the black and white world.
In the end we see a picture of him in the frame. And now he is the faceless man.
The movie is short, yet frightening in its storytelling. The effects are pretty good too.
Definitely worth a watch for all horror fans.
Scare Scale: 4/5
Check out the movie on Buried Hatchet's YouTube channel:
Thank you very much for the review! I am the creator of the short. Glad you enjoyed and made a review! Me and Frank would love to hear you thoughts on some of our other work :)
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome. I have really been enjoying checking out your channel.
DeleteA review for Fiddlewig Society has already been posted: https://darkhorrortales.blogspot.com/2022/08/the-fiddlewig-society-short-horror-film.html?m=1
Keep up the good work!