When it comes to getting in the mood for spooky season, there’s no quicker shortcut than popping in (or, who are we kidding, streaming) a favorite horror movie. Or is there? Classics like Psycho, Poltergeist, and The Shining all have their place, but in today’s fast-paced world, who really has the time for all that? If you’re looking to get your heart racing right now, we dare you to watch our collection of the most haunting videos ever made on Tongal…
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#MadeOnTongal by Pangur Animation // For SYFY
Welcome to the dollhouse (from hell)! The freshest horror to visit us is this delightfully twisted spot starring a legit old-timey babydoll that Pangur Animation dug up from the family attic. Created mere weeks ago for SYFY, and just in time for Halloween, you can catch this doll and all the other horrifying Halloween channel idents on SYFY right now.
Alien: Harvest
#MadeOnTongal by Visceral Content // For 20th Century Fox
The original sci-fi horror flick Alien celebrated 40 years on Earth in 2019, in part, by handing the franchise reins over to 6 visionary young directors (and Tongalers) to conceive and produce brand-new short films set in the universe that Ridley Scott built. While each film offers its own special brand of fan service, Visceral Content’s Alien: Harvest is hands-down the most likely to make you jump out of your seat.
Twilight: Consumed
#MadeOnTongal by Maja Fernqvist // Based on a screenplay by Cullyn Doerfler & Megan L Reese // For Lionsgate
Even if the original Twilight movies bring to mind campy teen drama, vampires never stopped being terrifying. In most stories, these bloodsuckers live on the periphery of society waiting to claim your lifeforce. So when Stephanie Meyer and Lionsgate turned to the Tongal community to help bring the backstories of the Twilight vamps to life, director Maya Fernqvist opted for quiet unease over in-your-face terror.
LEGO Monster Fighters: Ghost Mischief
#MadeOnTongal by Team Spaceman // For The LEGO Group
This LEGO short is a nod to classic silent horror films - and since it dates all the way back to 2012, it also counts as a Tongal classic. Watch as our two ghostly protagonists play tricks on a whole host of classic baddies like vampires, swamp things, and reanimated corpses (oh my!).
She Enters. Her Shadow Does Not.
#MadeOnTongal by Mungai Kiroga // For SYFY
Short, but definitely not sweet. This creepy quickie delivers a gruesome gut punch in only 20-seconds.
