ABCs of Death 2.5

ABCs of Death 2.5 is, above all, another example of the fact that there are filmmakers in horror who can make a short horror film. However, it doesn't seem like the very best has been selected for the committee, or rather, even what's presented here isn't overwhelmingly excellent in greater measure. Everyone will find something here, but overall quality is rather lower because there's a large portion of films that won't engage, won't say anything, and you won't remember them. (10.12.2016)

I simply had to see this as an alphabet enthusiast, despite the expected disappointment and prevalent waste matters. Counting them separately, there are a total of nine wastes here. That's not so little out of twenty-six stories. Therefore, I will only highlight those worth mentioning. Of course, the well-known work by the Slovak Czikraie Malnutrition about the fight against zombies belongs to the first row of the best episodes. Then there is Manure about a "do it yourself" monster, which I once saw on YouTube as well. Next, there was Mother about a spider mother, Muff about an unfortunate man's death in a brothel. Moonstruck with its diligent graphic paper form was also not bad; Mom about a courageous mother in a post-apocalyptic world. And for the average ones, I would include Martyr, a martyr for everyone; Maieusiophobia about the fear of childbirth, and lastly, Mailbox about vampires. So, it was not a waste of time, but it wasn't exactly a groundbreaking work either. Once again, those who choose the stories have shown themselves to be absolutely tasteless jerks, but every now and then something was successful. The most annoying thing is that the absolutely worst parts were right at the beginning and at the end, so it simply doesn't leave much of an impression on you. (24.08.2016)