Not Alone in Here - Short Horror

A woman suspects she's not alone in her house.
Watch loud in the dark if you dare.
Making of: • The Making of Not Alon...

[@gangreneday]

Damn, she cannot catch a break.

[@pokemonlovers3599]

Is it lotta lotsen

[@fabiomoraes35]

Think of a haunted house

[@ThePlaceForThings]

hahhahahha this was funny

[@PancakeStack654]

Don’t like this it’s at 666

[@VideoTimePodcast]

lol

[@amsheel9921]

Lotta: *exists* Ghosts: so you have chosen death

[@victorhugoosoriojayo8998]

Lottaverse

[@PsychoticBrothersFilms]

It's a creepy film, even this one is good: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6W1i6SPZt2nZqM

[@art_means_artificial]

this short horror movie is absolutely talentless ... rubbish

[@NyanCatHerder]

In this case, that actually seems to be the better option.

[@birdbonanza9407]

The out of focus shot is so genius... Seeing something out the corner of your eye but being too afraid to actually look at it... Just seeing it there... Unable to actually tell what it is because of how blurry it looks... 100% one of my favorite scenes in anything horror

[@neilnewton9023]

Yes me too, the Grudge is that type horror movie

[@GeniusLevelTV]

maaaaaan. those elements of our shared human experience where it invokes certain emotions cause you've been in that position before. quality filmaking.

[@polaroidsky]

Definitely relatable. So many times I've awoken and thought a shirt hanging on the door was stranger standing, staring at me.

[@snootyfilms8617]

Yes, I utilized that in my horror short the vulnerability of not really seeing. I'm short sighted and feel very vulnerable without my glasses so based a short on it.

[@JohnDeere1025r]

Da blurry thing is called Diana Walter 🥰

[@diontaedaughtry974]

Note to self: There's no shame in a grown man screaming, no shame at all.

[@reneebrady8389]

Absolutely true!!! Besides..no one know what the scream was for..maybe it was the triumph scream of a warrior, a battle cry...or a scream of vengeance after discovery of a loved one's betrayal? Maybe I screamed out as a reverse physiological method to frighten my adversary (in this case a creepy closet lady..)?? LOL :-)

[@naivenitara]

@@reneebrady8389 😂😂😂

[@Hoonozit]

Just in case, let's call it a holler or a yell. (-;

[@Auquatypeshitz79]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💯 Exactly

[@sethmcroy4480]

I'm fuckin 20 years old and yelled and my dog fell off the bed 🤣🤣

[@thecloudpeoplearecoming399]

Poor Lotta, its like every other month she gets attacked by a demon, ghost or parrallel-dimension David

[@nelliesilvers1210]

That's married life for ya🤷🏻‍♀️😆...sort of🤔

[@samsanful]

True 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sayedjaffer]

It's a creepy film, even this one is good: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6W1i6SPZt2nZqM

[@aratrikakar496]

True

[@kevinnguyen7876]

The fact that he still makes these short films for KZbin even though he's a big name in Hollywood shows how much a legend he is

[@CLARKCLOUT]

Why he instantly shot into my top five directors! His passion is inspiring.

[@doublefeatures6312]

And he makes these films available to watch for free

[@maanbiharipandey]

@@CLARKCLOUT Really..i agree bcz he has inspired me also.

[@AustinThomasFilms]

Because he doesn't do it for the money, he does it for the passion. That's why his stuff is so great.

[@Linkale_]

He's asked to stay at home, what's he supposed to do instead?

[@theboredommachine]

"Do not get grabbed from underneath the bed. That's a rookie mistake." 😂

[@thefurbeastunderyourbed5012]

Brilliant acting, I like her face expressions.

[@littlemrpinkness295]

I really hate when their windows are uncovered so the whole universe can see everywhere inside their house especially at night.

[@neelakshitamuly7836]

Exactly....even I hate that n I hv seen in almost all horror movies that they don't cover their windows...why? or is it like that in western countries

[@CristianOriakGaming]

@@neelakshitamuly7836 i think its to show that its dark outside

[@lionsviewproduction5768]

@@neelakshitamuly7836 film production wise is the reason when a cinematographer is trying to find ways to light his scene, typically they use outside natural lighting or place lights outside to give it that mood

[@nowheregirl7425]

Me after watching this: *I'm an adult. I'm not afraid of the dark.*

[@s.s5933]

Boo!

[@aratrikakar496]

Boo

[@nowheregirl7425]

@@aratrikakar496 I nearly forgot about it omg😂😂

[@bellg5551]

I admitted after seeing this today, that I think I am. But not really the dark, but what might be in it 😓

[@nereavelazquezhernandez9779]

Must admit that even now I'm 34 I'm still running from the toilet back to bed, and thoughts come to my mind like ''What if something touches my hand when I turn on/off the light?'', ''What if I hear something tip-toeing to my room?'', etc. Damn...

[@Williljam]

God damn, Lotta's been through enough already! #LeaveLottaAlone

[@catchywatchy7086]

🤣🤣

[@jknMEMES]

fuck no, #giveusmore xD

[@ianlorenc]

Poor Lotta- she leads such an eventful and terrifying life. #LeaveLottaAlone

[@MiaobuMiao]

One like on this video equals one prayer to keep the demons, ghosts, nightmares, and 3D printers disguised as closets away from Lotta. #LeaveLottaAlone

[@nyliram2009]

@@jknMEMES hey dont be so mean! #LeaveLottaAlone

[@lunab541]

What I like the most about these shorts is that the character is not frustratingly stupid. She reacts in a believable way, and at the same time is clever enough to come up with creative solutions. Too bad it never works lol

[@webinatic216]

All directors: Wife gets the lead Sandberg: Kill off wife in everything he does

[@PsychoticBrothersFilms]

It's a creepy film, even this one is good: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6W1i6SPZt2nZqM

[@krishmav]

Nolan too

[@jrmetmoi]

She's been cursed by her own husband

[@NyanCatHerder]

Well, she didn't technically die in this one. So...uh, there's that?

[@andrewlopez7298]

Never watch this at night. That’s a rookie mistake

[@MrMrx123456789]

Challenge Accepted

[@johnnybensonitis7853]

I'm watching just a bit after noon and can confirm light doesn't help. I'm skurred...

[@MariaVosa]

I watched it daytime and it made no difference. I actually screamed out loud

[@Uzumus]

Yeah, I did. And yes, probably I'm a rookie. And again, yes, probably I can't sleep well tonight.

[@jerilyn1984]

Doing it right now as we speak

[@anandjitrajbhar3910]

David always reminds me to never let go of my passion, no matter what.

[@sayedjaffer]

It's a creepy film, even this one is good: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6W1i6SPZt2nZqM

[@skittlenigma]

I love her inner monologue, its all the sort of thoughts and questions i have when im alone and its dark and stuff

[@MisterChappy]

The mix of comedic elements, real 'what would I do in this situation?' commentary, and genuine horror really helped with the pacing of this. Made me feel not too scared to watch the whole 6 minutes, but scared enough to keep watching.

[@thecertifiedcow8317]

I noticed the comedic elements too they were a nice subtle touch also love his sound design.

[@PsychoticBrothersFilms]

It's a creepy film, even this one is good: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6W1i6SPZt2nZqM

[@blenderguru]

I love all the foreplay before the inevitable reveal. I know it's coming but I still jump. Bravo again.

[@crackerjack3762]

Bl- Blender Guru? Sweet!

[@alsh449]

wowo......blender guru here so amazing.

[@samrparker1224]

Ayyyy you're the last person I expected here! You're awesome!

[@nahathsanford9769]

New GOSSIP! This is so COOL..kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKmQlY2kaa55i5I

[@Sparble]

Blender

[@caceres9461]

Definitely the scariest short you've made, the out of focus shot killed me

[@jesseb.2128]

The quick pan to Lotta in the doorway to the bathroom got me when she was considering sleeping in the tub. Was not expecting a figure with a knife (who turned out to be Lotta).

[@appleipadcrazy]

Exactly! Tension went through the roof in that scene.

[@sayedjaffer]

It's a creepy film, even this one is good: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6W1i6SPZt2nZqM

[@brobiak9548]

when shes in bed trying to decide what to do and the camera keeps moving back and forth, I didnt breathe the whole time. Absolute tension.

[@jean-pierrechapoteau1556]

@@brobiak9548 YES! That was the best part. I braced myself each time the camera moved, waiting for something to be in the frame each time it stopped!

[@my_randomology]

Dude, she NEEDS to talk with her realtor.

[@PsychoticBrothersFilms]

It's a creepy film, even this one is good: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6W1i6SPZt2nZqM

[@w415800]

The ultimate weapon against horror tropes - a one bedroom apartment.

[@enoshade]

@Danny BeGoode but what about when you see the outline of a door that wasn't there before in one of the walls?

[@SeekerPsycho1]

This might be your best yet. The acting when faking the phone call was FANTASTIC, how your tone betrayed doubting your own story. And this kind of home invasion is definitely something that has crossed everyone's' mind at least once.

[@lottalosten]

Thank you!

[@MichaelTPaulo]

The camera movements are perfect

[@MunirRahool]

Using just tripod. Amazing.

[@vampirethespiderbatgod9740]

That's why he is one of the most wonderful people in Hollywood! xD

[@vinigoeswest]

Man, this sound design had me jumping in desperation on my seat.

[@mariaclarakarimanfer1378]

If she had been polite and written "If you're here, please lock the door after you leave. Thank you" maybe the demon weren't that mad

[@linnear8571]

i notice that every good horror film doesn't show anything more than the character actually sees, it constantly keeps you nervousl.

[@banananutmuffins3818]

I know! I’m hiding in the comments 😳😂

[@banananutmuffins3818]

OMG THE OUT OF FOUCA SHOT HOLY IM GONNA CRY

[@Jayariee]

What are you talking about? Many great horrors movies show the object of horror behind the actors or just generally in areas they wouldn't even think to look. Only the viewer sees it coming and that builds Suspense

[@ZvilgantisKailis]

Now we wait for the most interesting part - MAKING OF Not Alone in Here.

[@TKStoryteller]

Exactly !

[@RythmGkwd]

You mean this : kzbin.info/www/bejne/anStmJeMqcuWqtU

[@sayedjaffer]

It's a creepy film, even this one is good: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6W1i6SPZt2nZqM

[@professionalfacepuncher8361]

"don't get grabbed from under the bed, that's a rookie mistake" this was meta, and i love it, jump-scares are good when you know they are coming but still feel scared, like we could see the black thing from the other side of the bed(probably that demon lady's legs or something)

[@blackwhattack]

i thought it was a cat, and it was all in her head after all, I think thats what made the jumpscare so effective D&D thats how you subvert expectations

[@PsychoticBrothersFilms]

It's a creepy film, even this one is good: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6W1i6SPZt2nZqM

[@michaelforthriller]

i love how RAIMI-Escue this is. The camera angles, the black humor and a demon tormenting the character. This channel arguably has some of the best horror short films on the web.

[@sayedjaffer]

It's a creepy film, even this one is good: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6W1i6SPZt2nZqM

[@davidhanagan]

@@sayedjaffer how many times are you gonna spam the comments with this?

[@comunidadaerea2400]

When she finishes the "call" she says: "this is so stupid" and before she had said that she had the same routine every night. She is obsessed with insecurity. Her greatest demon is the fear. She has a mania of persecution. She says she feels trapped inside, and that she is not alone, she is always with her fears. It is very sad to live like that. People who live alone, experience these feelings.

[@yukononun]

Not all who live alone experience these feelings, especially introverts. Many people are happy to be inside and don't view it as being trapped.

[@sayedjaffer]

It's a creepy film, even this one is good: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6W1i6SPZt2nZqM

[@texastwister6988]

I live alone and I'm not afraid..I don't want company. I'm perfectly fine.

[@tyriciankelly9185]

people who are lonely and live alone experience those feelings, not just people who live alone.

[@tl3157]

I dont, I choose to live alone because the thought of sharing scares me.

[@sophial.6633]

Lotta is our new scream queen, period.

[@MariaVosa]

....except she always dies ;D

[@sophial.6633]

True but she gets reincarnated with every video lol.

[@skyofthelivingdead]

MariaVosa scream queens just mean horror actresses, you’re thinking of final girls

[@calivanmesenin761]

Mariah Carey who? 😂

[@jrmetmoi]

She's been plagued by demons 😈

[@Fryd.]

Cant wait for the BTS!

[@Maraike]

That's exactly what I was about to write! :D

[@AllThingsFilm1]

You took the words right out of mouth...and my keyboard.

[@AnotherMovieStudio]

These shorts are great and all, but the greatest story is behind the film.

[@grunkert]

The subtle comedy in this is perfect

[@freakyfurky]

3:42 I dont know why but seeing her in front of the door jumpscared me

[@TheCrazyGamer]

I found this a bit Comedic until the jumpscare got me 😂😂

[@petergivenbless900]

That's the clever part; it catches you off-guard by disarming you with humour first!

[@MrRadioRiot]

He’s adding some more nuanced storytelling elements. It definitely is at times a bit out there but I think he made a lot of good beats that worked more than less.

[@MariaVosa]

Really? As a woman I can guarantee that home invasion is a constant fear for many of us. I could identify with every second of Lotta's anxiety.

[@moomoocachoo9025]

"I'm not afraid of the dark." Girl, did you forget what happened in your first video? Be afraid! Be very afraid!

[@Feilanna]

LOL I WAS THINKING THAT

[@narredont]

LMAOOO

[@zhariv9402]

actually their first video wasn't Lights Out. But ok

[@marievignolo4232]

I remember when LIghts Out was released as a short I nearly died when I heard they were doing a movie for it. Which I was quite satisfied with. This guy knows his shit. Looking under the bed with the phone is perfect.

[@eli_r_q]

A very rewarding horror film, with an excellent focus on build-up. Lotta is genuinely a brilliant lead actress.

[@lottalosten]

Thank you!

[@dantheman2907]

I'm not scared. *You're* scared.

[@johnnybensonitis7853]

No u 🙊

[@klatchabobby]

Gotta love that rolling shutter, and Lotta's acting. She really did great here especially with the phone call,

[@AdiusOmega]

What is rolling shutter>

[@klatchabobby]

@@AdiusOmega When you pan (turn left or right) the camera quickly, and the image appears to tilt to the left or right, as if it's being dragged, or pulled to the side it's going towards, but doesn't want to move.

[@divitafilms4253]

We need an entire movie protagonized by Lotta

[@EpicLightMedia]

Wow! This is very special...So much talent here. Thanks for making this. I love how and when the camera chooses to see things. Also, the use of the cell phone was great.

[@jasonvi2]

Omg I love that quiver in her voice when she speaks. Such a great actress!

[@Inabin]

My heart hurts after being scared for five and a half minutes straight.

[@wendymonette9958]

I've watched Lotta Losten in many horror shorts. She is absolutely excellent. Very well made short.

[@lottalosten]

Thank you!

[@billyandrew]

00:26. Who else nervously glanced at their door...just to make sure? Lol. An absolutely brilliant performance! Congrats to _all_ involved in creating another masterpiece for my collection!

[@AnotherMovieStudio]

These shorts are better than most modern horror films. I need more ASAP!

[@perry6499]

Amazing as always from the Director, who has not forgotten his roots.

[@perry6499]

@@PsychoticBrothersFilms It's a good made short, reminded of split. Good direction and vfx, lead character was convincing. So far music and sound was overpowering and bit off female character. But a good watch for film making 101. Limited cast and single location.

[@ryanstocks7386]

A wonderful subtle blend of melancholy humour with a tense chiller feel. Unique!

[@tommckenzie]

3:42 that is one of the most creative and scary things things I have ever seen

[@owen______]

Ok. I love this. It's brilliant. Lotta really did a great job with the acting and the camera's ability to focus or unfocus was used creatively. Really built the tension quickly and I love finally seeing the aftermath of these films.

[@BeingScared]

Masterful.

[@jas_bataille]

That cellphone conversation part was pure delightful genius. Hidden in plain sight. Only a wizard writer can add : "she puts the phone down and stare at nothing before continuing the conversation to herself." (or however it was phrased)... bravo!

[@adamthapazz4137]

Loved how she acted the fake phone call with a scared voice

[@thehumblejuanb]

“Maybe it didn’t know I saw it, maybe it’ll stay there if I keep my eyes on the phone...just pretended I haven’t seen It...” Me: when i know when my girlfriend is gonna ask me to do the dishes...

[@judeezra]

"Watch loud in the dark if you dare." - challenge accepted! Also, that 2:27 shot!

[@codyt821]

I throw in my vote for Lotta to be the next great scream queen, she kills it in these shorts!

[@LordVincentRedstar]

Its like she been through so much she knows the rules now!!! Mr Sandberg your shorts are great at building tension for the scare. A art lost on jump scare horror filming. I get more scared watching your shorts than mainstream horror movies. They are all just jumpscares

[@krishmav]

"To be honest I wish it had killed me. Instead I'm trapped inside. And worst of all I'm not alone in here." Wait.. were you describing the coronavirus?

[@orlandomabadsojr.5819]

You deserve a new subscriber!

[@Dynamo_studio]

Bruh💔💔😂😂

[@motherhoney3863]

😩😩😂😂👏🏾👏🏾

[@mirulshah9685]

Insert laughing then crying gif here

[@riley66tennyson]

Can't believe this man makes multi-million dollar movies and still uploads great content here! PS: His wife really can't have a happy ending in these shorts 😂

[@PsychoticBrothersFilms]

It's a creepy film, even this one is good: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6W1i6SPZt2nZqM

[@TheLight965]

This was SO GOOD! The rhythm of the editing, cinematography (two fave shots were Lotta in the hallway with the halo around her head, and her sitting on the stairs with the knife) everything was just so well put together, scared the shit outta me proper like.

[@domagojcapko4152]

I've seen thousands horror movies in last 10-15 years, but I cannot remember when I was so freaked out before - great job!

[@FaissalsAnimation]

Me: Sees a notification from ponysmasher My finger: I am speed

[@TomMCJL]

Another great short and inspiring film David! One of your best! I really liked the addition of the monolouge voicing thoughts! This also had a fair few funny moments when Lotta was looking through the house with the knife. Great editing too!

[@johnnappa]

Quite probably my favorite of all your work to date. Loved the narration, Lotta's character, and the suspense was built really really well.

[@virtual_sunny]

I relate to this lady a lot, I think I wouldve done everything just like her... I feel really personally connected to this short film.. It was so good! Great job everyone who worked on it

[@ImSoLament]

Loved all of this! One shot I admired was at 2:28 when she’s standing in front of the decorative piece on the wall. Reminds the audience she’s the central figure here

[@MattFaris]

This is just great. The tension beautifully grows until the end. We are all so pleased that you keep making these - showing how passionate you are about what you do and why you do it. THANK YOU!

[@jacknapier530]

I love Lotta. She's so good at this. Great and speacial actress

[@allanardosoltero4691]

*Title Sequence Me (reads): Alone in here... not.

[@htpoint]

Yet another amazing short, the commentary implemented is different from other shorts. Loved the ending

[@goingavgeek]

Terrifying! I think it still continues the Lights Out Lady in apartment saga... Lotta was even more brilliant with many speaking lines! Great actress. How much more if she's to star in a full length film. i'm happy that you are returning to your roots again of short horror films. Thank you David Sandberg for another short horror masterpiece. This is another superb work that I think it topped the rest of your shorts. Looking forward for another sequel short of your apartment saga with Lotta.

[@alexfolsom3910]

Solid short, once again. Good for you on continuing to make short films. You inspire those who think that just because "you've made it" you need a 100 person crew to create a compelling movie, not so. You and your wife proved it once again.

[@bigbubbabonney8091]

I'm watching this in my dark room with only a dim light coming from my tv and computer and with headphones. This is terrifying me rn. Hearing the shakiness in her voice as she fakes talking to her husband really sells it. Even the jump cut to her opening the knife drawer scared me

[@viviananthony384]

The horror comedy blend was fantastic. I love how you basically merged the tone of Shazam and lights out. Still making the best horror shorts , even in quarantine.

[@Akiwantfood]

Oh my god!!! The actress for this short film is in Shazam and it made me so happy to see her in it 😭😭😭😭

[@elmichetto9865]

What i like in that short is that the director put a little bit of humor in the storytelling and that make you feel more for her

[@KimsLantern]

Oh yikes. That was awesome, guys!!!!! I loved that Lotta did a voice over narration!!!! It was great to hear your voice, Lotta!!! And David’s cameo was great too!!! I’m so happy you two are making more short films, despite the circumstances. >.

[@MrRadioRiot]

The ending really makes the whole short better. Great job as always!

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

"I'm an adult, I shouldn't be afraid of the dark" Lights Out: Am I a joke to you?

[@TheRunesmythe]

I love the fact that I knew something was going to happen and it *still* scared me when it did. These two are the only ones who can consistently do that. Bravo once again!

[@focusmedia2465]

Bravo 👏 Another stellar film from my favorite filmmaker! I loved the whip pan shot in the bathroom to show her thoughts and the out of focus shot of the creature in the corner built so much tension, it was amazing. I love that you took this further than you normally do with your shorts as well, taking us beyond when the scary thing catches the person and leaving us with thoughts about what’s next. The narration was an awesome way to hear her thoughts and it was done beautifully. Thank you for making these amazing films!!! -Zach

[@madnessbydesign1415]

Lotta grabs a knife! I'm so proud of her! :) I'm delighted you two are making shorts again!

[@bluebirdman8185]

You are an inspiration Mr. Sandberg. Thank you for your dedication and passion. Much love and support.

[@KevinBaird]

I really like this one. The 'Scream' style writing really makes it stand out from the other shorts and the camera work was PERFECT. This kind of stuff is so inspiring and the fact that this came out just a month after his last film is insane

[@ahzar4384]

Probably almost one of the smartest ppl in a horror short. But she should have got outta that house and called 911, and they could've caught that demon.

[@demijour1234]

I'm I remember when I was a teen and alone in the condo. I would hear a noise and think the same thing. That someone was in condo, hiding. I would muster up the courage and check each room and look in places wherever I thought someone could hide. In the closet, in the closet on the top shelf, under the bed, in large desk cupboards. My mind went crazy with fear. In spots that I thought someone could squeeze in and hide. Of course, thank goodness also, I found nothing and it was all in my head.

[@garrybell3492]

Mr. David & Ms. Lotta a wonderful piece of a thriller short film! Excellent! Yes, I did watch it in the dark with the volume up! 👍😱

[@chhayachaudhary6958]

I love this concept of voice over....creepy...!!!!! It feels like you are very close to the character and can hear what's going on in their head..what kind of thoughts and fear.... Love it..!!!

[@robspencer35]

I wish ALL psychological horror movies could be even half as original and Introspective as this! Brillant! Keep up the great work, Smasher! 👍

[@MattDamon2299]

Instead of the antagonist being a blind human with sharp teeth, that horrifying reveal in the bedroom, would've been truly horrifying if it was a demonic scary otherworldly "creature".

[@PsychoticBrothersFilms]

It's a creepy film, even this one is good: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6W1i6SPZt2nZqM

[@Gitfiddle]

I’m always super impressed by movies that use narration well. Narration can easily be used like a crutch to explain everything that’s going on to the viewer. Great movie. Very effective.

[@annmargaret8763]

I’ve watched a lot of horror over the years. I know what’s good and what’s not. This is fantastic. Great dialogue and acting and well thought out. Bravo.

[@carriepsychic7048]

I love it more and more, everytime I watch this. Lottas acting performance is so awesome. The phone scene...or where she "freezes" on her phone and just acted this incredible gaze .^^ . And the way this is filmed is so good. I love where she walks around the house and looks for the Intruder. It's so charming. This whole short is just awesome. And scary of course :D

[@NicMediaDesign]

I really like that you are still making KZbin Video even after becoming a famous director! The first video I watched of you was the one you were talking about capturing sound for replacing it in post. Really inspiring.

[@brentlauren5824]

Awesome that David is still making his short films. He’s always been a huge inspiration for us and our own short films. This one was very well done indeed!

[@CineStructure]

THIS!!! We can all relate to this so well! I love that all of your videos use these little glimpses of movement and shots around corners. Brilliantly captures the fear , anxiety and trepidation!

[@NR-tr4tq]

Not a fan of Voice Over but it totally works here. It compliments and even enhances the images. Great job!

[@dutch66]

Thanks dude! Now I have to watch The Making Of right away or else I can not sleep tonight:-)

[@reneebrady8389]

DAMN!!!! You still know how to get us!!! Every. Single. Time!!!!! Thanks for this short vids, they are the absolute best!

[@katherinehalling6630]

This was awesome!! The bits of humor, the realistic narration, and that ending, I just loved the whole thing!

[@mrcoolabhishek123]

omfg. I'm a grown ass man and I haven't felt so scared all my life. You piece of shit you almost killed me. It's the work of a genius. Simply brilliant.