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Shortcuts To Hell: Volume 1

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An essential collection of shorts for anyone serious about horror and the directors of tomorrow, SHORTCUTS TO HELL: VOLUME 1 is available on iTunes and BlinkBox from August 23, 2013 – to coincide with the announcement of the winner of the competition at Film4 FrightFest.2013.  The winner will receive a cheque for £6,666 from the judging panel, which includes Tom Six, Paul Hyett & Emily Booth.

All of the films were made under the same six, gruelling restrictions. Filmmakers had to choose from one of six existing titles, make  their film no more than three minutes long, spend no more than £666, harnessing no more than six cast, six crew, six lines of dialogue and just six hours of shooting time.

The results and creative interpretations of these restrictions vary considerably, but all provide compulsive and entertaining viewing.

Shortcuts To Hell: Volume 1 is an exciting new platform, which clearly demonstrates the wealth of filmmaking talent there is on offer within UK shores.

 

View the trailer here

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