Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2023 shorts: ‘THE QUEUE’ & ‘MY SCARY INDIAN WEDDING’

The Queue

Cole is a new online content monitor for the FBI. Upon discovering the final message of his predecessor, he finds a new meaning of “images seared into your brain.” Michael Rich‘s THE QUEUE is the physical manifestation of PTSD from vile online videos.

This superb film thrives on audio and the performance of Burt Bulos. There is a solid Mike Flannigan vibe to this film. When you see it, you’ll understand why I say that. It’s a solid addition to this year’s Nightmare Fuel Program.

My Scary Indian Wedding


Ramone Menon’s short plays on folklore and cultural superstition. Asha discovers she exists under the thumb of an ancient spirit, and only by performing six specific rituals can she survive the night.

In old-school horror, what would have been discovered in some ancient text (as in a book) now appears as a threatening, albeit informative, app. This campy little film echos 80s slashers with a modern twist.


BHFF 2023