Disappointing attempt at horror that falls flat on multiple levels. Rather than delivering on its promise of frights, the film relies on gratuitous and repulsive imagery, such as unnecessary close-ups of people eating food, which serves to disgust rather than scare the audience. The directing and acting are subpar, failing to engage viewers or create a genuinely eerie atmosphere. Instead of leaving viewers with a sense of fear, the movie may leave them feeling unclean, akin to the experience of watching a show like "Hoarders." Overall, "Tell Me a Creepy Story" fails to deliver on its genre and is not recommended for those seeking a genuinely chilling cinematic experience.

This production is a collection of 4 short films. They are not all connected. And they're all equally as disturbing. I will not be giving any spoilers and do my best to describe why I give it 8 out of 10. Each short film touches on some of phobia. Really what nightmares are made of. They're weird, vile and uncomfortable to watch and I LOVE IT! It hard to find a good horror movie now a days. They're all piggy backing on some form of spiritual horror or contagion. Horrid films nowadays lack originality. These four shorts are all completely original. Weird, and creepy and you want to turn them off but you can't. To true horror fans, this is one to watch. Also what makes it even more intriguing is that you can't find much about this complication of shorts. I'd love to see more productions by this crew. One of the shorts (which is why I gave it an 8/10) has a young actress that I became frustrated with because her acting wasn't my favorite. But none the less- it was great! Highly recommend.