Horror Movie Review: Serial Rabbit 7: Critical Rabbit Theory (2023)
Written and directed by Brett William Mauser (of course), Serial Rabbit 7: Critical Rabbit Theory brings an end to the epic Serial Rabbit franchise (for now) in absurd fashion.
Written and directed by Brett William Mauser (of course), Serial Rabbit 7: Critical Rabbit Theory brings an end to the epic Serial Rabbit franchise (for now) in absurd fashion.
That’s it. We’ve hit the peak. There is no way that Serial Rabbit V: The Epic Hunt can be topped. It’s the most over the top, fourth wall breaking, campy, violent, and stupid entry in the franchise so far.
Written, directed, edited & shot by Lewis William Robinson, Easter Eggs is an award-winning Easter-themed horror short that stars Elijah James and Tommy Walton.
If you go in expecting something good, you’re going to come away very disappointed. Serial Rabbit 3: Splitting Hares, and the franchise as a whole, is bad, but that’s the point.
The second entry in ACMofficial’s Easter-themed horror short series, Easter 2 comes from writer and director, Alex Magaña.
In 2025, the original Serial Rabbit was modified and updated. Returning with new music, effects and additional scenes. I guess this is closer to Brett William Mauser’s true Serial Rabbit vision?
Written & directed by Amanda Prescott, with impressive cinematography by Jennica Kyes, Look Alive is a horror short with a familiar concept, but an original monster.
Me, Myself & I is a creative horror short with a ton of intrigue that comes from Aidan Hayek and Max Gulden.