Rearview

A man driving home late at night is repeatedly tormented by a mysterious figure in his rearview mirror. As the figure gets closer, the man's fear escalates, leading to a terrifying confrontation with the entity.

As a short film, 'Rearview' gained significant attention within the horror community for its atmosphere and effective scares, often cited as an early showcase of Ari Aster's directorial talent. It was well-received for its tension-building and unsettling imagery.

• Praised for its masterful build-up of dread and psychological horror.
• Effective use of sound design and visual elements to create a terrifying experience.
• Showcases Ari Aster's early promise in crafting unsettling and memorable horror.

Google audience: Audience reception is primarily found on platforms where short films are shared, with viewers generally appreciating its effective scares and atmospheric tension for its short runtime.

Ari Aster initially conceived 'Rearview' as part of a series of short horror films he was developing, aiming to explore themes of isolation and psychological distress.