MAGGIE AND THE MONSTER | Omeleto Horror

[@jazdj04]

good acting. realistic characters

[@cineshri12]

Brilliantly made short film with good performances!

[@Newcenturion100]

Well acted and a great story.

[@ROTPx]

Great film, but the fact that there are no official subtitles sucks. The auto-generated ones are a bit inaccurate.

[@PauwMedia-Filmproducties]

The auto-generated subs also suck.

[@Xombie17]

Trish was not a good friend.

[@RobertCampsall]

Not sure how you conclude that. Maggie was acting psychotic. And she let her stay overnight w/o notice. Given the info she had, i.e. that Maggie seemed to be delusional, she actually was very kind.

[@PauwMedia-Filmproducties]

I also think it's a harsh judgment on Trish. She may not be her very best friend, but she showed more than enough compassion and care to be considered a real friend.

[@MisterG2323]

Hadn't seen this one before. Pretty good, until the expected ending.

[@richardgaeth2286]

Good dialogue, acting, camera. But. Way way too much set up for the 14:00 jumpscare.

[@davidluck1678]

since, scientifically speaking, matter/time/space should not exist (see: ultimate origins problem), it is entirely "possible" that, if one's inner psychic demons were sufficiently intense, they could indeed materialize and kill you. So: a pretty good short w an OK ending.

[@Atreyuwu]

Thank's for the feel good.

[@vitusyu9583]

What the hell the whole point is？ some kind of her own illusion, it also suggests…

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

Maybe metaphor for mental illness/disorder.

[@000aleph]

The ending is way too cheap for such a subtle psychological set-up.

[@RWR1911]

Good Lord, yes!

[@Bubblemice-s2g]

At one point when they’re on the couch Maggie calls her friend by the name “Rachel”, I’m not sure if that was intentional or just something missed during post-production?

[@Bubblemice-s2g]

07:28 or 07:29 for anyone wondering

[@MT-277-i6i]

She actually says “Thanks Trish, I’ll…I’ll think about”

[@jameslookstwice]

Why re-release?I like the film though, Just curious,Does it help because KZbin demonitizes and treats people like crap?Keep em coming Om.❤

[@coldatnightproductions]

👀 👻 BO

[@hendrix2763]

Maggie,s head stone will read "I TOLD YOU I WAS NOT CRAZY!"

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

Stop using the slur crazy. Suffering from mental illness or disorders makes someone ill or unwell which she probably was, and that's not funny.

[@marcy6161]

The actress that played Maggie aced the over needy, wildly neurotic, boundary ignoring, anxiety riddled friend that seems to be in every female friend group on the planet.❤ I havent loved to hate someone this much since Joffrey Baratheon from Game of Thrones 😂

[@jasmineflootman9574]

Ouch. I've been thru a couple menta health episodes and really related with Maggie. It sucks to feel like everyone hates you because you're going thru it, even worse to see it validated like that.

[@Atreyuwu]

Poor girl, ouch.

[@RWR1911]

Very good... until the abrupt shlock ending. All the effort you put in, the suspense you created, the fine acting deserved so much more than that. And, for pity's sake, get your lead actress into make-up next time.

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

"get your lead actress into make-up next time." Huh? I thought she looked perfect. Perfectly natural. Do you find natural female beauty off-putting?

[@emcooper3031]

Actually someone going through extreme psychological stress doesn't usually give a damn about makeup- and believe it or not, many women don't wear it. And too many films have actresses wear a full face of perfect makeup in spite of dire circumstances during which makeup would be messed up or sweated off. This short did things right.

[@RWR1911]

@@emcooper3031 Professional make-up is invisible to the untrained eye of the audience. You're either talking about make-up that is intentionally obvious or poorly applied.

[@AOCrazies]

@@KZbinallowedmynametobestolen i think your screen is too small to notice

[@eykyra]

Agree with you on the first part.

[@عبووودالرحبي]

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