The Haunted

A woman is tormented by a supernatural entity that follows her from her house to her car and even into her workplace. She attempts to flee but the entity persistently appears, escalating the terror. The short film culminates in a shocking and intense confrontation.

As a short film, "The Haunted" gained significant attention online for its effective jump scares and atmospheric tension, particularly lauded for its ability to build suspense within its brief runtime. It's frequently cited as an example of successful modern internet horror.

• Praised for its intense jump scares and effective use of sound design.

• Commended for building palpable tension and dread in a short format.

• Noted for its simple yet terrifying premise, making the horror feel inescapable.

Google audience: Audience reviews generally highlight the film's effectiveness as a short, scary experience with impressive production values for its length. Many viewers found the relentless nature of the haunting particularly effective.

None notable, primarily recognized for its viral success and impact on short-form horror content.

David F. Sandberg, the director, is also known for directing the feature films "Lights Out" and "Annabelle: Creation," both of which originated from his popular short films.