A Night of Horror: Nightmare Radio Anthology

A Night of Horror: Nightmare Radio began at Cannes 2019 with the Blood Window selection. The best of the best horror short films are selected with Nightmare Radio marking the North American premiere. Horror Radio highlights anthology-style films and comes curated from two Argentinian filmmakers Nicolas and Luciano Onetti. Part of their role as directors gave them a license to create a wrap-around story to encase these excellent spine-chilling shorts movies. This is a good horror movie, and it’s just one of many good horror movies on Shudder.

The outside shell utilized to showcase these short films starts with Rod and we meet him and his silky radio voice as he sits in a darkened booth. The color palette used throughout the announcer’s radio set is a thing of beauty. Dark reds and shades of pink help you hear each caller. They ring in with stories of their own. In one example, a woman calls to talk about an urban legend. It involves drying her hair with a microwave. Another caller, a small child, calls in. This child amps up the dark nature of telling horror stories on the radio.

A Night Of Horror: Nightmare Radio Movie Review

Rod, with his smooth radio voice, resides in a dimly lit booth, serving as the initial gateway to these short films. The announcer’s radio set captivates with its exquisite color scheme, featuring deep reds and various shades of pink. This aesthetic enhances the experience of listening to each caller as they dial in to share their personal tales. For instance, one woman recounts an urban legend about drying her hair with a microwave, while a young child dials in to amplify the eerie atmosphere by sharing chilling horror stories on the airwaves.

A Night of Horror: Nightmare Radio 2019 by Uncork’d Entertainment

Where can I watch “A Night of Horror: Nightmare Radio?”

A night of Horror Nightmare radio, watch it online on DVD/On-Demand from September 1.

Mother of Movies was part of the press for the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2019 and screened A Night of Horror: Nightmare Radio from their available catalog.

Teaser Trailer, For Those That Don’t Like Spoilers

Best of the Best Directors Churn out Top Tier Horror Short Films

If you’ve just checked out the trailer for Horror Radio I can tell you the director’s chair is shared with Sergio Morcillo, A.J. Briones, Joshua Long, Jason Bognacki, Oliver Park, Matthew Richards, Adam O´Brien, Pablo S. Pastor. Each brings its horror-worthy tale to the table and all the short films are worth watching.

The anthology film’s opening act is the nasty play on a twist on the Invisible Man with; In the Dark Woods. A fable that incorporates many a scary tale being really pretty to look at. It’s a short film that leaves you wanting more. The Smiling Man from YouTube’s Alter horror channel appears later on.

Every scary story plays into the backdrop tale that unfolds as Rod realizes something is amiss in his dimly lit studio.

If you want gore, you’ll find it, A little Off the Top promises all that and more. Spooky stories that will cause you to hesitate to turn out the light? “Vicius” has some hair-raising scenes that had me pondering whether to simply sleep with the lights on.

I enjoyed this horror anthology much more than I expected. The reason for this was solely the immaculate production quality of Black Mandala. Horror Radio is a film you can’t miss. It’s holiday horror based purely on the night the radio host talked about the films. If you are looking for more serious holiday horror, watch any of these titles next.

Mother of Movies recommends the following anthology horror to watch next: Dead Teenagers | Realm Of Shadows | Creepshow Animated Special | Creepshow TV Halloween Special

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Titles included in A Night of Horror: Nightmare Radio

• A Little Off the Top,
• Drops,
• In the Dark Woods,
• ITM,
• Post-Mortem Mary,
• The Smiling Man,
• The Disappearance of WB and,
• Vicius.

Full Film Trailer for Nightmare Radio, A Night of Horror