Upstairs
Horror
Storyline
Jennifer Saint finally receives validation that sheβs not delusional when her late father reaches out from beyond the grave to confirm that their dark family secret is in fact the disturbing & sinister truth.
"Don't go upstairs..."
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"<a href="https://linktr.ee/graeaehorror">Linktree: Graeae Horror</a> Dir. Phillip Trow (Olβ Silus, After Life, The Innocents), delivers this award winning short in which a young woman brings her new boyfriend to meet the family over dinner. An already nerve-wracking experience is made all the more awkward when her sister makes some shocking revelations. The next few minutes are fraught with tension as claims and counterclaims are batted around the table, making our guest feel as though heβs stepped into a war zone. The poor fella has no idea what to do! As the story unfolds itβs clear this family revels in taunting young Jennifer, misleading her to believe sheβs delusional. This baiting is such a hard watch and with each claim she makes, her family either dismiss or shut them down, leaving her feeling isolated in what should be a familiar and nurturing family unit. Validation is later provided when their late father reaches out from beyond the grave to confirm that their dark family secret is in fact the truth. This short is terrific and driven by strong dialogue and performances. However, there are some effective choices that help to build tension β a ticking clock, no score, creaking floorboards and a thick air of silence. Upstairs is available now to stream on Alter via YouTube."
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