Reviews

After being persuaded to watch this series multiple times I finally gave it a go and was very surprised by what I saw.

Each episode(only two in so far) leaves more questions than it answers and you are left wondering just like most of the cast what the hell is going on but ultimately in a good and creative way.

It's also nice to see a pool of actors, who I'm told all act under the same coach, who actually show spot of talent and really contribute in their roles. If there's anything I enjoy seeing above the line, it's talent that works to add to the story and enhance the script as opposed to making the script work for them. Personal opinion but it appears to work well here.

I definitely need to see more episodes to get a better idea of what's going on plot wise but it seems to develop itself. You have a bunch of men who apparently are trying to get the same ex girlfriend to love them again but are gathered under false pretenses. A random ninja who is a "hired gun" I believe and is out for blood, appearing and disappearing exactly the way I always believed the best ninja could. I must have had an obnoxiously large smile on my face seeing him move around like a ghost.

I'm glad to have been impressed by a web series that actually put in a spool of hard EFFORT to make something new and put in risks where most series do not for the sake of slapstick gags and quick viral views. One Warm NIGHT will be loved and it will be hated, but I strongly believe that it will never be forgotten.

Best of luck to the rest of the series and a big congratulations to all involved

After watching too many awful and uncreative horror exploits by would be amateurs, it's about time I see some risk and courage taken from newcomer, Fernando "Mark" Paiz.

Without sacrificing the essentials of horror, (thrills, sex themes, teen parties, blood) these filmmakers decided to take an extra few leaps and create a backwards character arc for "Kat", a woman of dark malicious intent and disturbing exposition.

I was impressed with the direction this short wanted to go and I believe in a few ways they more than made the successful punch as an intelligent and overall, ambiguous story.

But what short is without it's flaws?(Seriously tell me, I would LOVE to see it) Not sure if it's a question of talent or just the nature of the story but I wanted to be more pulled in and invested in the characters, when they started getting murdered one by one, I didn't care so much for the "victims" but really admired and almost rooted for the killer herself. Plus points for "Deaths by carrot", genius actually! Very minor picky errors, one shot a lighting issue, the rest looked great. One shot I couldn't help but laugh at an obvious continuity issue but to be fair I didn't notice until the second viewing, but when a short succeeds, who cares I guess.

Really enjoyed this, had a hand in funding but were I to do it over again I would've taken the chance to work on the set and creatively help a talented producer/director. I see great work ahead for them and it will only get better as it goes! Glad to have seen this at the Mammoth film festival, great work!