Natalie Erika James’ RELIC has now been certified fresh at 96%. See the film that inspired it on ALTER. Watch RELIC at home or in drive-ins this weekend: www.relicthemovie.com/ If you’re a fan of Natalie’s work, we’ll be showcasing another one of her short films later this year.
I saw Relic last night. Loved it. I immediately had to seek out everything else this director has done! Going to watch Relic again with my wife tonight.
She has one of the most realistic reactions to all the crazy scary uncertain stuff she experiences. Wide eyes,the breathing...the level of curiousity...the slow movements..it isn't overdone like almost all movies we see. She was perfect😲😌🤓
The growth chart at 1:54 is the whole key. Charlie passes Sam in height at 16 and a half, but then is no longer recorded by the time Sam is 17. The father literally carries the weight of Charlie's passing, whether it was his fault or not.
Their is quite a difference in height of charle at 16 and then at 16.5. It possible that at 17 his height is out of the frame. Sam also grows quiet fast between 16 and 17.
The figure in the woods looks, and sounds, like a hanging body. I think that Charlie changed himself there, that's why his height isn't recorded as old as Sam. The body draped over the father's shoulder is the body of his son, really the guilt of his suicide. The chairs devolving is a metaphor for the father's growing dementia. Beautifully done.
Yes, that's what I thought as well. That was the body of his son --it was so terrifying. DAMN! So rarely do I get to watch great short horror videos such as these.
And the fact that the daughter is also haunted by her own share of dementia, that the father possesses. The doll was not kept in the locker by the father but it was the daughter herself who did that.
"Things move, turn up in weird places.. It's like someone else is living here" it's like he's forgetting everything, it's losing himself, he's not eating well and he's waking up in the middle of the night to check on things. Hoping keep memories of his daughter around the house, eg. the bunny after so many years. Regrets of the past and wishing she still like it there and feeling safe when she's around, like the good old days. No matter where he moves, IT will follow him.. It is already a part of him. 😭 Good job guys!
This gripped me from start to finish. I think the drawing is of something she saw when she was a child then remembering it as she grew older. The shadow in her bedroom was her fear creeping back until she put the light on (like a child prefers light on to keep monsters away). The creature hanging off her father at the end is a demon representing his burden of something from the past, she also saw it because she feels the same way as him maybe? something ties in with her and her father considering she can see it.....and he carries it....
I can't help but notice an individual/entity approaching Sam from the woods whenever she goes into trance. I think it's a younger version of that thing attached from her father's back, in which most would agree represents the illness inflicting him, which will eventually & inevitably attach itself to Sam as well. The distance between Sam & the entity in the trance represents the timeline by which it'll caught up with her.
I just came to this short after watching Relic - the full length debut by the writer / director of this film that used this short as inspiration. Relic was fantastic but some of the music / sound design was too heavy handed and didn’t allow the fear to ratchet up over time (my guess is post production influence by the American producers as it was produced by the Russo Brother’s production company). I really love the clarity and restraint exhibited in the short. But despite my minor critique, definitely watch Relic
That last chair being so...un-chair-like - super unsettling. It's like he lost the plot on what a chair is; the quiet wrongness of the chairs is a wonderful inclusion! Way to go, to everyone who worked on this short! So glad y'all got to make a full length movie!
I'm a new fan. Being a short story writer myself, I am amazed by the originality of thought. I relate almost all Alter films to a borrowed thought from a friend and I quote "The human mind extends infinitely inwards as it extends outwards." You guys are the new revolution in horror. My favourite genre. Thank you so much.
I think the fact he talks about things gone missing or being moved. Doors unlocking after he is "sure" he locked them, etc. shows his decent into dementia. Her growing fear of losing the part of him that is still aware of reality and losing him completely is depicted by the tree tunnel. I think the figure in the distance is "the End" and it scared her more and more as it draws nearer. Very deep film. Creepy in the best sense of the word!
So nice to see a ghost story where the spirit isn't bent on evil revenge yet this still retains enough uncertainty to keep us fixated on all the little things going on for us to draw the conclusion of this rather sad tale . Awesome work in all aspects concerning her dad's son & her brother . Why he haunts them as he does leaves us wondering why the son killed himself & left so much guilt on the dad. Great story like the days of old when we didn't need face ripping gore to make a point. Nice job to all that worked on this ,we appreciate it 100%.
His mind is diminishing and that's when the true horrors of reality and what's not reality kick in. Especially doors that are opening and shutting. We all have many doors to open in our mind and ones to close, also a few to be left ajar. Keep up the good work ALTER
The father is carrying the burden of his worsening dementia as well as past transgressions? The tunnel of trees which the daughter remembers from childhood represents her fears of something sinister (in the past?) The placement of that meat hook next to the first chair was eye-catching. The location, the place itself must be important - the short is named after it.
Having read the other two comments , I agree with both . Placement of meat hook , most won't catch . Dementia plus past wrongs is definitely what Dad's carrying . Daughter's childhood traumas and possible inherited mental issues are rearing up in her head . This short touched home for me . Superior camera work , the actors should receive awards , the story itself outstanding . So all involved : TAKE A BOW 👏👏👏👏👏 Alter , you are the BEST for this genre . THANK YOU 💜💜💜
I see the thing attached to the father as a demon living off of the father. I think the daughter always knew it was there which was why she always left in a hurry as a child but forgot as an adult. The demon exists on fear and negative emotions so tries to create them without killing the host. Not so much fun as the other ideas but if dad feels better with his daughter there then I think it will turn up the heat on her to get rid again.
WoW 😲!! This was very very well done! The atmosphere was always a bit off and just got murkier as it progressed 🥺 Loved how the audio went off kilter a few times. Made it feel all the more unbalanced. To accomplish that much in a 9 minute short... this deserves a damn standing ovation👏🏼
THIS IS SO FUCKING AWESOME!!!! the atmosphere, those fucking chairs, it feels like everything is wrong, out of place and time. And on top of that, it didn't use jump scares, wich can be used ad nauseam. Simply amazing, I want more from this director.
It took me awhile to understand the horror movie from the comments. It had an eerie atmosphere and spooky resemblance of how the father carried the weigh of his son which means his son resides in his mind all times
Very creepy. The entity in the coat was worth 100 jump scares. The gradually deforming chairs also scarred me. I see them as marks of possession, not dementia. Dementia does not necessarily destroy a master’s skill. Well done 👍
Very well done! Some times the most horrifying thing is living with a crippling disease, especially of the mind. Then there's those who are caregivers, who are aware and unable to do anything about it. Another amazing work shared! Thank you!
Dementia is scary...when I was younger my grandfather had it, he stayed with was when this was developing till he moved into a nursing home.. At our home, he would stand in front of our window from the inside looking out to the front yard and the street..he could have stood there for hours probably or he would pace back n forth to the window..he would look confused, baffled..later after his death my mom told me that when he looked out the window, at times he would see hooded figures come out of the ground in procession with one of them always holding a list of names. He told my mom his name was on there... As a kid, not knowing that was still scary..Our house was a little creepy to begin with. Before dementia my grandfather was kind, a jokester, and eternally cool.. So, even though this is Demetria making him see things, for him to see something so ominous and somewhat damning, blew my mind..creeped me out to say the least..
The reveal of the distorted chairs in the woodshop was very understated but very effective. It reminds me of the similarly distorted "gynecological tools" in the David Cronenberg movie "Dead Ringers." So ALTER, was this intended as supernatural horror or psychological horror using the supernatural as metaphor for the mundane?
I adore how alter let me with this WTF feeling... last scene is exactly how I feel living with my own monster... it exactly feels like someone else is living with me.... i love Alter once Alter for ever Altered!
She had that drawing in her book, and as a child never wanted to be there, and now her father feels the same. Maybe there was something that kept her away as a younger girl, but her dad's decline from staying there and not leaving, has left him with a baggage that no one can fix, not even her now!
Doctor I don’t know what happened. 😭 I just saw iMom in my recommend and thought just one couldn’t hurt. Then I just couldn’t stop. Now I’m hooked and I even subscribed.
These short horror films on TH-cam are way much better than actual horror movies in the main theater I mean these actors on TH-cam are real good I salute them and I salute all the horror films on TH-cam
"It" is on the Fathers back because it feeds on guilt and shame, the after effects of regrets that can not be put right. If he were to accept himself and his frailty as man the thing would starve.
This is beyond f****ing awesome! Great work to all that's part of this film. I sat up straight and i could feel the hair on my neck rise. I took a quick short breath when eyes opened
I think the chairs were a physical representation of the father's dementia. The first chair was beautiful, but as the disease progresses, his ability to think clearly diminishes.
Dad is losing his memory probably suffering from Dementia or maybe Alzheimer's thus portrayed by the "creature" on his shoulder weighing him down. A "creature" from which he cannot escape.
A drug addict is said to have a "monkey on his back." That was no monkey! That was something out of a Hieronymus Bosch painting! Whatever it was, it made eye contact with the old man's daughter and coolly acknowledged her. There was mutual acknowledgement. It was either a literal demon or just the "demon" of dementia.
Ok this is a lot to take in. Obviously dementia in the father, the creature on his back was the weight of his son’s death( he said “goodnight son” at the end) but I thought it would be a cool concept if the creature was a muse, a creature that inspires artists so intensely that they lose their sanity. The father is a woodworker and the daughter is most likely an artist(why else involve the sketchbook?). The daughter sees the creature and forgets where she put the bunny. Early signs of dementia which was hereditary, or the muse took an interest in her. Just my thoughts.
Watching on my iPhone by myself in the dark at night but I’m a 40 year old adult and shouldn’t be scared by a movie, that’s what I keep saying to myself anyway
Gave me the heebie geebies!! I always watch with an open mind,I never read the comments untill the short has finished,I never for one moment thought father was suffering dementia,same with "invaders" never gave a single thought as to her religion and her being hunted down by nasty people,me thinks I'm slow on the uptake!! :) x
Natalie Erika James’ RELIC has now been certified fresh at 96%. See the film that inspired it on ALTER.
Watch RELIC at home or in drive-ins this weekend: www.relicthemovie.com/
If you’re a fan of Natalie’s work, we’ll be showcasing another one of her short films later this year.
I was watching relic last night thinking about this didnt know sooooooo goooood!
Yes I just saw Relic at Celluloid Screams in Sheffield (UK) and it was the best film shown over the weekend. VERY highly recommended
I saw Relic last night. Loved it. I immediately had to seek out everything else this director has done! Going to watch Relic again with my wife tonight.
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She has one of the most realistic reactions to all the crazy scary uncertain stuff she experiences. Wide eyes,the breathing...the level of curiousity...the slow movements..it isn't overdone like almost all movies we see. She was perfect😲😌🤓
The growth chart at 1:54 is the whole key. Charlie passes Sam in height at 16 and a half, but then is no longer recorded by the time Sam is 17. The father literally carries the weight of Charlie's passing, whether it was his fault or not.
That's a very nuanced, thoughtful consideration of the story. Thank you for sharing. Stay ALTERed.
Wow, fantastic insight.
Wow. Thanks!
Jillian and Addie I’m glade you were able to read it, I can’t even when I pause text video!
Their is quite a difference in height of charle at 16 and then at 16.5. It possible that at 17 his height is out of the frame. Sam also grows quiet fast between 16 and 17.
The figure in the woods looks, and sounds, like a hanging body. I think that Charlie changed himself there, that's why his height isn't recorded as old as Sam. The body draped over the father's shoulder is the body of his son, really the guilt of his suicide. The chairs devolving is a metaphor for the father's growing dementia.
Beautifully done.
*Hanged
Yes, that's what I thought as well. That was the body of his son --it was so terrifying. DAMN! So rarely do I get to watch great short horror videos such as these.
And the fact that the daughter is also haunted by her own share of dementia, that the father possesses. The doll was not kept in the locker by the father but it was the daughter herself who did that.
It stopped checking for monsters under my bed. When I realized they were inside me
Honestly, the thesis for a lot of psychological horror films.
Don't cut yourself on that Edge boy.
@@WatchALTER don't ur weird dreams scare u. CoZ u do horror so it have some part in your mind.
That's actually deep thought man. If only all the dictators, serial killers and similar lot could realize that.
'The monster inside me is getting bigger and bigger' if anyone remember or knows it?
She did one thing right: turning the lights on
Yes 😂
billieari And here I was thinking she should have had a flashlight in the first place!
Sheila's got some sense in her, she's Australian. Wouldn't expect otherwise.
another she did right is when she turned off that suspense sound making machine
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She did one thing right: turning the lights on'
I know that's right
"Things move, turn up in weird places.. It's like someone else is living here" it's like he's forgetting everything, it's losing himself, he's not eating well and he's waking up in the middle of the night to check on things. Hoping keep memories of his daughter around the house, eg. the bunny after so many years. Regrets of the past and wishing she still like it there and feeling safe when she's around, like the good old days. No matter where he moves, IT will follow him.. It is already a part of him. 😭 Good job guys!
Great explanation but why did the dog start sleeping outside? It even whimpers when she goes inside at the end
I'm with the rest of the alter people.... part 2 is needed! you guys rock
part 1 was more than enough
I kepted presuming there was going to be a jump scare lol
Thats what i love about Alter i like creepy shit but i hate jumpscares and in alter films there is almost no jumpscares
Its sad when the monsters are diseases and there's no escape
You mean this breakout Coronavirus back there..right?😪😂
Jesus is the only way to escape!
@@joshuab2437 no
What i love about alter:
There is no jumpscares🤯😂
They keep you interested ⚘🔪
Their videos are AMAZING 🥴😍
For real no jumpscares on their videos? I hate them
SableWidow there’s tons of jump scares lol
I've seen ones with jumpscares
@@sablewidow There are jumpscares
Anyone else notice how those last 2 chairs looked like they could have represented a human spine and hip bones?
No...Just me?
No looked that way to me as well. Disturbing.
Yes i did..the pelvis i suppose and a inclined spine too
My first thought was like a traditional chiropractor’s chair fir spine adjustment
That is exactly what I thought
Yeah I did.
This gripped me from start to finish. I think the drawing is of something she saw when she was a child then remembering it as she grew older. The shadow in her bedroom was her fear creeping back until she put the light on (like a child prefers light on to keep monsters away). The creature hanging off her father at the end is a demon representing his burden of something from the past, she also saw it because she feels the same way as him maybe? something ties in with her and her father considering she can see it.....and he carries it....
This was deep, I watched my farther my Dad with dementia it felt exactly like this movie. R.I.P Daddy Eddie Lee Lewis ♥️😟
I am so sorry
We search for monsters around us but we always forget that their true home is situated inside us.
I can't help but notice an individual/entity approaching Sam from the woods whenever she goes into trance. I think it's a younger version of that thing attached from her father's back, in which most would agree represents the illness inflicting him, which will eventually & inevitably attach itself to Sam as well. The distance between Sam & the entity in the trance represents the timeline by which it'll caught up with her.
This could easily have been expanded to a full length film. One of the best short horror fims I've seen yet.
I just came to this short after watching Relic - the full length debut by the writer / director of this film that used this short as inspiration. Relic was fantastic but some of the music / sound design was too heavy handed and didn’t allow the fear to ratchet up over time (my guess is post production influence by the American producers as it was produced by the Russo Brother’s production company). I really love the clarity and restraint exhibited in the short. But despite my minor critique, definitely watch Relic
it is now, its called Relic
That last chair being so...un-chair-like - super unsettling. It's like he lost the plot on what a chair is; the quiet wrongness of the chairs is a wonderful inclusion! Way to go, to everyone who worked on this short! So glad y'all got to make a full length movie!
I could see anything that ALTER UPLOADS ..I trust it ... Better than most of the horror movies... Thanks a lot ALTER
Thank you! Stay ALTERed. 🖤
I'm a new fan. Being a short story writer myself, I am amazed by the originality of thought. I relate almost all Alter films to a borrowed thought from a friend and I quote "The human mind extends infinitely inwards as it extends outwards." You guys are the new revolution in horror. My favourite genre. Thank you so much.
Alter doesn't make these films. The filmmaker pays Alter to have it on their channel.
I think the fact he talks about things gone missing or being moved. Doors unlocking after he is "sure" he locked them, etc. shows his decent into dementia. Her growing fear of losing the part of him that is still aware of reality and losing him completely is depicted by the tree tunnel. I think the figure in the distance is "the End" and it scared her more and more as it draws nearer. Very deep film. Creepy in the best sense of the word!
this is a re-post. an excellent short. needs a pt-II
So nice to see a ghost story where the spirit isn't bent on evil revenge yet this still retains enough uncertainty to keep us fixated on all the little things going on for us to draw the conclusion of this rather sad tale . Awesome work in all aspects concerning her dad's son & her brother . Why he haunts them as he does leaves us wondering why the son killed himself & left so much guilt on the dad. Great story like the days of old when we didn't need face ripping gore to make a point. Nice job to all that worked on this ,we appreciate it 100%.
His mind is diminishing and that's when the true horrors of reality and what's not reality kick in. Especially doors that are opening and shutting. We all have many doors to open in our mind and ones to close, also a few to be left ajar.
Keep up the good work ALTER
Can you please never stop making these videos.... your content is what I live for
Let's jump in. What does everything think the ending represents?
The father is carrying the burden of his worsening dementia as well as past transgressions? The tunnel of trees which the daughter remembers from childhood represents her fears of something sinister (in the past?) The placement of that meat hook next to the first chair was eye-catching. The location, the place itself must be important - the short is named after it.
Having read the other two comments , I agree with both . Placement of meat hook , most won't catch . Dementia plus past wrongs is definitely what Dad's carrying . Daughter's childhood traumas and possible inherited mental issues are rearing up in her head .
This short touched home for me . Superior camera work , the actors should receive awards , the story itself outstanding . So all involved :
TAKE A BOW 👏👏👏👏👏
Alter , you are the BEST for this genre .
THANK YOU 💜💜💜
@@Jaskol_Wazon Great interpretation.
We definitely buy this.
I see the thing attached to the father as a demon living off of the father. I think the daughter always knew it was there which was why she always left in a hurry as a child but forgot as an adult.
The demon exists on fear and negative emotions so tries to create them without killing the host.
Not so much fun as the other ideas but if dad feels better with his daughter there then I think it will turn up the heat on her to get rid again.
WoW 😲!!
This was very very well done! The atmosphere was always a bit off and just got murkier as it progressed 🥺
Loved how the audio went off kilter a few times. Made it feel all the more unbalanced. To accomplish that much in a 9 minute short... this deserves a damn standing ovation👏🏼
Am I the only one who clicks the like button without even watching the film ?!
NB : only happens with ALTER😍
Beautiful. Strong story and acting!
Think i need a sequel though ...
These horror films are always ALTERnative and original; I love it! Keep up the great work!
Thank you and stay ALTERed.
THIS IS SO FUCKING AWESOME!!!! the atmosphere, those fucking chairs, it feels like everything is wrong, out of place and time. And on top of that, it didn't use jump scares, wich can be used ad nauseam. Simply amazing, I want more from this director.
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scariest part was how calm she was while pulling out the splinter. HOW DO YOU NOT MOVE A MUSCLE THAT SHH HURTS
The most serious horror is the weird looks and eyes of the lady...nailed it!! Alter
It took me awhile to understand the horror movie from the comments. It had an eerie atmosphere and spooky resemblance of how the father carried the weigh of his son which means his son resides in his mind all times
This short film is nothing short of fantastic and effective. Definitely will be checking out the director's other work!
For everybody, who had to deal with dementia in his/her surroundings, this one cuts close to the bone.
So visually compelling!
Am I the only one really impressed with the last chair? I mean, its grueling message aside, it looked crazy cool!
I think mitra summed it up very well.I think dont think a second part is even needed.This short was actually able to give an ending...Very well done👍
wit out the comments id be so confused 🤦🏽♀️
Sameeee
Very creepy. The entity in the coat was worth 100 jump scares. The gradually deforming chairs also scarred me. I see them as marks of possession, not dementia. Dementia does not necessarily destroy a master’s skill. Well done 👍
That's my thought too.
But it does when you forget.. ..
Making the chest weird would actually take MORE skill.
Very well done! Some times the most horrifying thing is living with a crippling disease, especially of the mind. Then there's those who are caregivers, who are aware and unable to do anything about it. Another amazing work shared! Thank you!
Dementia is scary...when I was younger my grandfather had it, he stayed with was when this was developing till he moved into a nursing home.. At our home, he would stand in front of our window from the inside looking out to the front yard and the street..he could have stood there for hours probably or he would pace back n forth to the window..he would look confused, baffled..later after his death my mom told me that when he looked out the window, at times he would see hooded figures come out of the ground in procession with one of them always holding a list of names. He told my mom his name was on there... As a kid, not knowing that was still scary..Our house was a little creepy to begin with. Before dementia my grandfather was kind, a jokester, and eternally cool.. So, even though this is Demetria making him see things, for him to see something so ominous and somewhat damning, blew my mind..creeped me out to say the least..
Thanks for the information, may the Lord guide us to the right path.
The daughter is coming to terms with it, this is so cleverly made 10 out of 10
A short featuring ominous antity lurking around
HELL YEAH
Edit: GOD that thing is nightmare fuel
Did you mean entity ? And it has nothing to do with the supernatural at all. This is about dementia.
6:28 - I hear a word being called out from far away...what is it?
The easter eggs in this film are numerous and chilling!
Good film. I need a part two to really understand the ending here. Natalie did a great job on this! Thanks ALTER!!!
Thank you for watching! Stay ALTERed.
The reveal of the distorted chairs in the woodshop was very understated but very effective. It reminds me of the similarly distorted "gynecological tools" in the David Cronenberg movie "Dead Ringers."
So ALTER, was this intended as supernatural horror or psychological horror using the supernatural as metaphor for the mundane?
The latter, most definitely. I think...
I adore how alter let me with this WTF feeling... last scene is exactly how I feel living with my own monster... it exactly feels like someone else is living with me.... i love Alter once Alter for ever Altered!
She had that drawing in her book, and as a child never wanted to be there, and now her father feels the same. Maybe there was something that kept her away as a younger girl, but her dad's decline from staying there and not leaving, has left him with a baggage that no one can fix, not even her now!
Thanks, ALTER! And thanks everyone for your insights, they're a joy to read.
Thank you got letting us feature your amazing film, Natalie!
Doctor I don’t know what happened. 😭
I just saw iMom in my recommend and thought just one couldn’t hurt. Then I just couldn’t stop. Now I’m hooked and I even subscribed.
I so enjoy these short horror clips. Keep up the awesome work for for real.👍😇👌
These short horror films on TH-cam are way much better than actual horror movies in the main theater I mean these actors on TH-cam are real good I salute them and I salute all the horror films on TH-cam
Not gonna lie, those chairs are sick…..I love them!
This is expertly crafted and all around just air tight, just wow
"It" is on the Fathers back because it feeds on guilt and shame, the after effects of regrets that can not be put right. If he were to accept himself and his frailty as man the thing would starve.
This is brilliant. Excellent cast, story and the perfect balance between mysterious and 'scary as hell'
I could totally watch a 2 hour version of this
I did had some Nightmares from the Scene where It is on his Shoulders. Really Scary and Awful.
But well made. Take care ❤
Firday night, ALTER night ❤
Loved the movie 👌
This made me audibly go "oh, hate that" whenever the shadow appeared. Loved this, good job!
the horror of not rememberin. truly frightening! ;3 Thanks Alter and also to filmmaker
Excellent short film. Very spooky--I just wish it were a little longer.
SEE! Jump scares not required. Well done!
Wow, that was really sad when you think about it. Loosing a child, no matter what age, is so tragic. 😣
This is a VERY good short film indeed. Much respect to everyone involved in its creation... ☝️😎
Happy Friday everyone!
It really pisses me off that I read this on a Friday.
This is beyond f****ing awesome! Great work to all that's part of this film. I sat up straight and i could feel the hair on my neck rise. I took a quick short breath when eyes opened
Glad to see this excellent atmospheric short finally came to Alter. I believe the issue was not dementia but supernatural.
Yikes!! but what was it making the father create in the workshop? Ribcages?
I think the chairs were a physical representation of the father's dementia. The first chair was beautiful, but as the disease progresses, his ability to think clearly diminishes.
It is showing how his minds declining and he cant even do things that he is amazing at doing.
I've seen this before. I'm so sure of it but where?
Okay, that some creepy ass chairs!😮😮😮 And wtf is that resting on his shoulder!😱😱😱😱
Can't believe how good nice touch 👌
Well this is extremely foreshadowing her first feature called Relic
Another good story!!
Well acted and done, but I didn't understand what the story was about at all.Can anybody please explain😟😮because I'm lost big time.
Dad is losing his memory probably suffering from Dementia or maybe Alzheimer's thus portrayed by the "creature" on his shoulder weighing him down. A "creature" from which he cannot escape.
@muppet watcher Thanks so much for taking the time to answer my question😄😆I really appreciate it.Your Awesome!! Peace out yo
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Scary and thought provoking.
Well done!
That thing on her fathers shoulder freaked me the hell out. She was so calm looking at it
A drug addict is said to have a "monkey on his back." That was no monkey! That was something out of a Hieronymus Bosch painting! Whatever it was, it made eye contact with the old man's daughter and coolly acknowledged her. There was mutual acknowledgement. It was either a literal demon or just the "demon" of dementia.
Ok this is a lot to take in. Obviously dementia in the father, the creature on his back was the weight of his son’s death( he said “goodnight son” at the end) but I thought it would be a cool concept if the creature was a muse, a creature that inspires artists so intensely that they lose their sanity. The father is a woodworker and the daughter is most likely an artist(why else involve the sketchbook?). The daughter sees the creature and forgets where she put the bunny. Early signs of dementia which was hereditary, or the muse took an interest in her. Just my thoughts.
Wow awesome video it left me wanting more please make a full length movie 🎥❤️🦋🦋
Well that's a rude ghost giving him back problems.
I'm super critical about movies. But this one is really good! Awesome work you guys :) thank you
I need to understand what that thing is around his neck, please do a part two. Hell make a full on movie, I'd watch it.
In my opinion, as others have said also, I think it's the monster of dementia. It's a very sad thing to watch someone go through.
RELIC is a masterpiece...it's so good.
Holy damn this is excellent! Which also goes for Relic, which is based on this. Natalie Erika, I have high hopes for you!
🍿ahhhh what is that thing!👻👀👀
Watching on my iPhone by myself in the dark at night but I’m a 40 year old adult and shouldn’t be scared by a movie, that’s what I keep saying to myself anyway
Gave me the heebie geebies!! I always watch with an open mind,I never read the comments untill the short has finished,I never for one moment thought father was suffering dementia,same with "invaders" never gave a single thought as to her religion and her being hunted down by nasty people,me thinks I'm slow on the uptake!! :) x
Sucked me right in.....Gave me the chills then left me a head scratching!! Was good!!
@@gomezgomez9665 Don't feel bad. I had no thoughts of dementia either. Once I got to the comments, it was like I must be ... CLUELESS.
@@RPRosen-ki2fk The world according to Gomez and Rosen!!! :)
At the end, what did you think the video was? I accidentally read the comments while watching :/
This one got under my skin. Creepy stuff.
great film , sad details / back story’s from heartbreaking diseases .
Crushing. True life horror.
Excellent. Truly excellent.
That was great! Only complaint, it was too short!
for a second i thought this was about Alzheimers but wtf was that octopus thing
Yea its his disease, in physical form
Dementia/Alzheimer's
awww man! i definitely want to see more of this.
*sees creepy sketch*
Sam: "Wow... I was REALLY good when I was a kid."
Fantastic drawings whoever drew them is very talented something i love be good at is art amazing talent to have 🥰
Brilliant filmmaking. Strokes of David Lynch and early Cronenberg. :)
All of these alter puns have me weak lol