Boogeyman Cometh

A young girl encounters a terrifying presence in her bedroom, and her father attempts to protect her from the unseen entity. The film plays on the primal fear of the dark and what lurks within it. It is a chilling short that demonstrates the director's early skill in building suspense and creating jump scares.

As a short film, 'Boogeyman Cometh' gained significant attention online for its effective horror elements and high production value, which belied its short format. It is widely regarded as a masterclass in short-form horror, showcasing the talent that would later lead to feature film success for its director.

• Praised for its terrifying atmosphere and clever use of sound design.

• Lauded for its ability to create genuine scares within a very short runtime.

• Recognized as an impressive showcase of directorial talent in horror.

Google audience: Audience reactions highlight the film's effectiveness as a short horror piece, with many users commending its ability to be frightening and well-crafted.

None notable (as a short film, it gained significant online traction and festival recognition, serving as a calling card for the director)

This short film was made by director David F. Sandberg for his wife, actress Lotta Losten, as a way to test out practical effects and a new camera.