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…packs more uneasiness in just over ten minutes that many modern horror features do in two hours.
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Jennifer Nicole Stang delivers a beautiful dark fairy tale that will haunt your dreams.
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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.
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This a well crafted film that appeals to all of your senses and delivers a horror swag to top it off.
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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.
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Offering up a chilling and intriguing spin on the Pied Piper, Stang has crafted a creepy little tale that deserves a feature film expansion.
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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.
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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.
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The film gives its take on the classic horror trope of “babysitting gone wrong” and presents a villain that delivers.
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Audiences will discover more with a full feature presentation, what Jennifer Nicole Stang presents now is a redefining Horror short.
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In its true sense, ‘The Whistler’ is a well-defined film that is guaranteed to terrify all its viewers.
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Solid little fairy tale worth seeing. Another feature worthy tale with incredible visuals.
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Definitely great work by Stang and team to address themes of virginity/purity along with adult responsibilities.
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I’m always intrigued in a premise with an origin to unveil, and Stang’s latest venture has just that.
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{...] the sum of its parts definitely makes this one a short that I’d recommend.
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For a short The Devil's Snare is powerful and dark. Two thumbs up to Jennifer Nicole Stang.
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