An anthology of terror from the UK’s brightest new horror talents, ‘Shortcuts to Hell: Volume II’ crams 23 bite-sized nightmares into one adrenaline-fueled ride. From psychological dread to visceral gore, this collection promises a relentless assault on your senses, with each short delivering its own twisted take on fear. With the backing of FrightFest and the Horror Channel, these rising stars prove that big scares can come in small packages. Whether you’re a connoisseur of slow-burn tension or crave instant shocks, this mixtape of macabre is a must-watch for any horror aficionado.
Shortcuts to Hell: Volume II
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An anthology of terror from the UK's brightest new horror talents, 'Shortcuts to Hell: Volume II' crams 23 bite-sized nightmares into one adrenaline-fueled ride. From psychological dread to visceral gore, this collection promises a relentless assault on your senses, with each short delivering its own...
When was Shortcuts to Hell: Volume II released?
Shortcuts to Hell: Volume II was released in 2014.
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User Reviews
“I wasn't sure what to expect from an anthology of this size, but most of the shorts are genuinely creepy and inventive. The variety keeps you on your toes, and it's a great way to discover new talent. Some stinkers, but the gems are worth it!”
“I'm a sucker for anthologies, but this one is hit or miss. The production values are solid, but a few of the stories felt too similar. Still, the strong entries more than made up for the weak ones, and I respect what they're doing for indie horror.”
“This is why I love horror shorts – they get straight to the point. 'Shortcuts to Hell: Volume II' has some genuinely unsettling moments that stayed with me long after. Great showcase for the next generation of horror filmmakers!”
“As a fan of FrightFest, I had high hopes. It's a mixed bag, but the high points are really high. The atmosphere is top-notch, and you can tell these filmmakers are passionate. Some stories could have been longer, but the format works well.”























































































































