THE BOY'S GONE | Omeleto Horror

[@5AIKY]

Wait, they’re grieving his youth and innocence? Lol that was a cool twist. Made it even creepier that they treat him like he’s dead and when he popped up it was like they saw a ghost.

[@phoenixrises1311]

Dude it really sucks when people mention the twist in the comments. It's like telling the end of a movie you saw while you're in the theater. People do see them before they finish the film

[@sWeEt-BiPpY]

Wow. The twist at the end is pure gold 👌 😅

[@jennawalden8547]

😅

[@YoreBeatenPath]

This is absolutely the best metaphor to losing your child in one of the most difficult ways possible…. when he or she becomes a teenager which sometimes happens overnight.

[@jennawalden8547]

Yep! My 20 year old daughter is off to university on Saturday and I’m trying to keep myself together 😢❤

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

I'm sure it's hard but absolutely NOT one of the most difficult ways which would be illness, disappearance and death. Also, not all teenagers become distant brats, many of us continue to love and communicate with our parents just the same.

[@orsolyaritter7292]

The mother played so well.

[@martinmezzo3566]

My Debbie says, “ I watch omelets because of the quality and great variety of the films presented. This is a hidden gem”.

[@kurtweiand7086]

What a great twist, this was so good, thanks for sharing!👍

[@MISTERKIC]

I almost yawned near the end. Then I remembered 😂. This is good with a twist!

[@MP-gm5gg]

Great film. This was very well done. Thank you.

[@demijour1234]

Teenagers, for some a growing stage of rebellion. Should have had more kids, lol. He is rebelling because she did not put in enough salt their meals and let him have sugary cereals.

[@Madisont808]

Oh wow.. what a wonderful short❤ loved it.

[@janicemahan4772]

Whoa! Awesome!

[@Dumiigee520]

Very Good! Gracias!❤

[@bonniekathleen6231]

Yep, loved it!

[@cindymorris2567]

I think the "kicker" was the support group! Who in the flying f**k goes to a "grieving support group" because their kid ain't a baby anymore??? 😮

[@ellottelim360]

she's grieving the loss of the relationship with her son she used to have, it's not supernatural, it's psychological, and it's not horror. Grief isn't always about death.

[@doctorseuss5349]

The Empty Nest syndrome...while kid's still there

[@jopax66]

Haha, thats how I feel about my 17 year old son, gone from angel to teenage devil…but I still love him! :)

[@FrankieCallahan-nv3sy]

VERY GOOD.

[@doctorseuss5349]

Yeah! Great plot twisty end!

[@njs9864]

Nice !!

[@nominus1138]

Yeah this was pretty good in the end

[@orsolyaritter7292]

😂😂😂 that was totally cool!

[@ideasink1470]

This got me! Wow😅

[@kevinmkraft]

Clever! Well played indeed! I was just about to give this film a thumbs-down. But I watched to the end, and...wow! I say again: Wow!

[@MISTERKIC]

Ditto! 😂

[@jett8193]

Wow!

[@Lampropeltis]

That was WAY worse than a horror show.

[@lizhiggins4805]

Im confused how come they looked shocked to see him they knew he not dead why look shocked to see him crazy one i watched with my mouth open when he walked and how can he haunt them when he still alive

[@SuperCHERISHED]

This is so sad! I never realized they had other children. I thought the deceased child was their only son. The living child is probably invisible to the grieving parents.

[@lukienman]

No, their only child grew up.

[@ZaharaZ444]

They’re grieving Henry who is no longer a “boy”…he’s a teenager pulling away from them.

[@ladyjane181]

​@@lukienman😆

[@ladyjane181]

​@@ZaharaZ444😆

[@johnbowman1076]

Okay... Right over your head... but okay.

[@leo-unddieAnderen]

There is no emoting by the actors. Nothing. Watching their acting is like watching paint dry.

[@candycane45]

Oy vey...LOL!