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This production is a collection of 4 short films. They are not all connected. And they're all equally as disturbing. I will not be giving any spoilers and do my best to describe why I give it 8 out of 10. Each short film touches on some of phobia. Really what nightmares are made of. They're weird, vile and uncomfortable to watch and I LOVE IT! It hard to find a good horror movie now a days. They're all piggy backing on some form of spiritual horror or contagion. Horrid films nowadays lack originality. These four shorts are all completely original. Weird, and creepy and you want to turn them off but you can't. To true horror fans, this is one to watch. Also what makes it even more intriguing is that you can't find much about this complication of shorts. I'd love to see more productions by this crew. One of the shorts (which is why I gave it an 8/10) has a young actress that I became frustrated with because her acting wasn't my favorite. But none the less- it was great! Highly recommend.

This is without doubt one of the worst films I've ever seen. Truly disgusting, not in a good horror way, but in a vile and sickening way. How this content ever made it past the planning phase I really can't figure. Fair warning, there is loads of close up eating and disgusting vile eating noises throughout the first two stories. Truly, it made me feel sick. I didn't get beyond a few minutes into the second story, turned it off and won't be finishing it. My advice, is that, you should watch anything other than these short stories. There isn't a single thing that redeems this collection of stories. If I could give less than 1 star I would.

This film is a compilation of 4 horror shorts (as opposed to an anthology). The first film- by Paul Holbrook and Sam Dawe- tells the story of a young single mother who finds herself struggling to raise a boy with an inexplicably insatiable appetite. As he grows, his need to satiate this hunger takes on more and more extremes. Ultimately leading to the conclusion of the film. The second installation of the program is a French film titled Myosotis, by Felix Dobaire. Which, in my opinion, is the best one of the bunch. It tells the tale of a beekeeper who finds his wife dead (having been killed by the bees). Knowing he'd be held responsible, he buries her body under the vegetable garden, instead of reporting the crime. Only for it to manifest a bizarre Svankmajerian mutation. That ultimately leads to his downfall. The third film- by Luke Konopasky- is about a young woman who lives alone. One day, her water stops working. So she calls for help. Only to become the target of multiple mysterious men. Which forces her to take matters into her own hands. The young protaganess- played by writer Rita Konopasky- does a particularly excellent job on the acting front here. With the final film revolving around a rural farm couple, who find themselves being targeted by a religious conman, that is out to get money from them. Until they bring new meaning to the term "divine justice". All in all...it's a solid little compilation, of simple shorts, from a number of up and coming directors. With Felix Dobaire's contribution particularly standing out. So keep an eye out for what he- and young actress Rita Konopasky-, have to offer on the horizon. There might not be anything super groundbreaking here. But it's definitely worth a watch. 3 out of 10 (on average, with Myosotis standing clearly above the rest).

This film is a compilation of 4 horror shorts (as opposed to an anthology). The first film- by Paul Holbrook and Sam Dawe- tells the story of a young single mother who finds herself struggling to raise a boy with an inexplicably insatiable appetite. As he grows, his need to satiate this hunger takes on more and more extremes. Ultimately leading to the conclusion of the film. The second installation of the program is a French film titled Myosotis, by Felix Dobaire. Which, in my opinion, is the best one of the bunch. It tells the tale of a beekeeper who finds his wife dead (having been killed by the bees). Knowing he'd be held responsible, he buries her body under the vegetable garden, instead of reporting the crime. Only for it to manifest a bizarre Svankmajerian mutation. That ultimately leads to his downfall. The third film- by Luke Konopasky- is about a young woman who lives alone. One day, her water stops working. So she calls for help. Only to become the target of multiple mysterious men. Which forces her to take matters into her own hands. The young protaganess- played by writer Rita Konopasky- does a particularly excellent job on the acting front here. While the final film revolves around a rural farm couple, who finds themselves being targeted by a religious conman, who is out to get money from them. Until they give new meaning to the term "divine justice". All in all...it's a solid little compilation, of simple shorts, from a number of up and coming directors. Definitely keep an eye out for what Felix Dobaire has to offer on the horizon. And future performances from young Rita Konopasky. There might not be anything super groundbreaking here. But it's definitely worth a watch. 3 out of 10 (on average, with Myosotis standing clearly above the rest).

"Tell Me A Creepy Story" is a horror anthology released in 2023. The movie is directed by Samuel Dawe, Félix Dobaire, and Stuart Graham, and written by Samuel Dawe, Félix Dobaire, and Paul Holbrook 1. The movie features a collection of tales dealing with serial murderers, home invasions, insatiable hunger, and more 1. The storyline includes a beekeeper who accidentally kills his wife before nervously burying her body under his vegetable patch, a child born with an insatiable and increasingly inhumane appetite, and a detective struggling with a number of missing children cases. The downside is the film does not have a common over-arcing framework or theme connecting the four stories. Some of the stories don't even make much sense. As another reviewer said, its really four short stories with very little in common which each other sown together into a 1 hr and 26 minute run time. My favorite one would be the first one because the sounds of chewing made me uncomfortable and now I understand my sister-in-law who can't stand people who chew with their mouth open. Lol. This first short story made me see things from her point of view. I won't say don't watch it. Just keep expectations low. It might be a stop gap between other movies or when you have time to kill. I like horror anthologies, but this one isn't successful which is a shame because some of the special effects were pretty good with the first two stories.