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…packs more uneasiness in just over ten minutes that many modern horror features do in two hours.
Jennifer Nicole Stang delivers a beautiful dark fairy tale that will haunt your dreams.
My nerves were rattled in the right ways, as the film’s cringing violin score, dark lighting, and foreshadowing framing created an atmosphere heavy with horrific nostalgia.
This a well crafted film that appeals to all of your senses and delivers a horror swag to top it off.
Overall [...] this fine-looking, well-acted, and well-paced short whets the appetite for a full-length dive into the story of its title character.
Offering up a chilling and intriguing spin on the Pied Piper, Stang has crafted a creepy little tale that deserves a feature film expansion.
The only thing we didn’t like is that there isn’t more to see. This would make a fantastic full-length film, and we hope that it happens.
From beginning to end THE WHISTLER had a chilling atmosphere and I loved the story. It was unique and utterly creepy. One that is worthy of a full feature but also works perfect as a short. It had beautiful cinematography with top notch makeup and special effects.
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[...] nothing can really encapsulate the mood of the film. It is atmospheric and mysterious, which is often easier to see than describe.
The film gives its take on the classic horror trope of “babysitting gone wrong” and presents a villain that delivers.
Audiences will discover more with a full feature presentation, what Jennifer Nicole Stang presents now is a redefining Horror short.
In its true sense, ‘The Whistler’ is a well-defined film that is guaranteed to terrify all its viewers.
Solid little fairy tale worth seeing. Another feature worthy tale with incredible visuals.
Definitely great work by Stang and team to address themes of virginity/purity along with adult responsibilities.
I’m always intrigued in a premise with an origin to unveil, and Stang’s latest venture has just that.
{...] the sum of its parts definitely makes this one a short that I’d recommend.
For a short The Devil's Snare is powerful and dark. Two thumbs up to Jennifer Nicole Stang.
