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And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 terrifying short horror films you can watch on YouTube.

Leo, you're scaring me.

Still, baby, you're gonna die for this list will be looking at the greatest and scariest short horror films you confined and watch completely for free on YouTube.

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Now let's get freaky.

Number 10.

It had pale skin.

Never mind the film itself.

That title is enough to give someone shivers running just 4.5 minutes long it had pale skin was uploaded by Christopher Ashton.

Back in March of 2016, Theo Short film opens up with a young woman walking down a pitch black street when she begins to hear noises around her.

After some or bizarre events transpire, the woman sees what appears to be a clown in the distance.

It's not until later that viewers and the woman get a full glimpse.

It stands in the shadows, smiling and hawking its own severed knows clouds.

Maybe a little overdone by this point, but this is an effective and creepy short number nine.

Never hike alone.

If you want something a bit Mawr High Gloss, then never hike alone.

Is your movie uploaded by Want Stomp films?

Never Hike Alone is a fan made film that takes place in the Friday the 13th Universe.

But now that I'm here, I get to see this place in person.

I kind of feel sorry for it.

I mean, aside from your lonesome trespassing hiker, no one gets to experience this place again that socks all because of some stupid ghost story.

It follows a hiker and adventure blogger named Kyle who stumbles across Camp Crystal Lake and comes face to face with Jason Vorhees, right.

The film runs just over 50 minutes and those 50 minutes air packed with sequences that are genuinely frightening.

This is exceptional stuff for a cheap fan made film, and it's arguably even better than some of the official movies.

It currently has over two million views on YouTube, with many viewers singing its praises.

Number eight on my way.

This short film is quite unique as it takes place on Halloween, and his filmed in one continuous shot uploaded by make do entertainment on My Way literally follows a police officer as he makes his way to a Halloween party.

But but as he drives through town, he makes the unsettling realization that the town citizens are acting violent and confrontational.

It's a very good and very well made short film, not only for its unbroken shot, but also it's choreography staging and filmmaking flourishes like the police officers, text messages showing up on screen.

Yeah, are limited.

Point of view also makes the events scarier and more mysterious.

And the fact that everything remains unexplained serves as a perfect ending.

God number seven Daddy made by the box Lightner Brothers Daddy runs just under four minutes, resulting in a taut and effective little film more of a personal drama than a horror film.

Daddy concerns a man who dreams of his deceased daughter Daddy being silly.

Oh, she appears to him in the dreams, continuously calling for her daddy and asking him toe, wake up!

It comes across more tragic than scary until the final jump scare.

When things turn a bit more malicious.

Thes short makes for difficult viewing as it covers one of the saddest and most tragic events that could ever befall a human being.

The death of a child.

She's here.

Stop it!

Daddy mixes this with some good creep out moments, making for a troubling few minutes.

Number six.

The Maiden Running at just under nine minutes, the maiden tells the story of a real estate agent who is haunted by a malicious figure in an old house.

Not only is it scary, but it's also exceptionally well made with lighting, cinematography, acting and sound editing are all of Hollywood caliber, and it resulted in the Made in winning the best Super Short Horror Film Award at Shriek Fest 2016.

The movie is directed by Michael Chavez, who would later go on to direct both the Curse of La Gerona and the conjuring.

The Devil Made Me Do It.

According to the video description.

It was the made in the guy shops foot in the door and eventually landed in the lie Your own a job with James Wan thinks place is going to be great.

Number five Vicious.

This 12 minute long horror film begins with a terrifying and grounded scenario as a woman arrives home to find her front door unlocked.

It's a creepy scenario on the best of days, and Vicious warps it into a fascinating short horror film that won numerous awards around the globe.

It's easy to see why you're scaring me.

Still, baby, like the Maiden Vicious is filmed with an amazing eye for quality.

Every aspect of its production was professionally conducted, and it would fit snugly into ah, high budget Hollywood horror film.

It also helps that the movie is just plain scary, complete with near unbearable tension and mawr than just its fair share of unsettling imagery.

Theodore's were well deserved and vicious comes highly recommended.

Number four.

Alexia, an Argentinean film by Andre Borg E.

Alexia, has strong unfriended vibes as most of its action takes place on a computer screen.

This short film follows a depressed and lonely man who is grieving his deceased ex girlfriend on her birthday.

It's insinuated that she took her own life after the man dumped her attempting to move on, the man decides to unfriend her on Facebook.

It's then that his computer begins acting funny and he is seemingly contacted by your spirit through the computer.

Things go off the rails when his new girlfriend comes over for a visit.

The unique concept actually predates Unfriended, as Alexia premiered at a horror film festival in October 2013 points for originality.

Number three Mama Hm Wake Up in 2013 horror film called Mama Gross.

Nearly 150 million at the box office.

It was produced by Guillermo Del Toro and start both Jessica Chastain and the newly famous Nikolaj Coster Waldau.

It was based on the short horror film and was directed by the same Argentinian filmmaker, Andy Musky Eddie, who later went on to direct both it and its chapter to the original film, runs just under three minutes, and it follows two young girls who are haunted by a supernatural entity.

The short film was praised by Guillermo del Toro, and he decided to produce a feature length movie to capitalize on the short film.

It's unique concept and splendid visual scares.

The're result was one of 2013 most popular horror movies.

Really?

Yeah, I know yes.

Number 22 a M Smiling Man based on the popular Creepypasta, this short horror film by Michael Evans, is one of the most popular on YouTube.

The concept is simple.

A man is walking down a dark street at night when he is confronted by the titular smiling man.

Smiling Man has a permanent smile plastered on his face.

He dances down the street while gazing at the sky, and he toys with the protagonist by lumbering towards him in long, creepy strides.

What the What the hell do you want?

What makes the smiling man so popular isn't its visuals, although those air certainly scary but the grounded realism who hasn't been creeped out while walking alone at night?

And who wouldn't feel chilled to the bone after being confronted by whatever the smiling man is?

Before we unveil our topic, here are few honorable mentions that are sure to terrify Tuck Me in.

Putting a child to sleep has never been so scary, Daddy, there's somebody in my back.

Don't look away with a title like that.

How can you not be creeped out passing a scary film about two police officers and a woman looking for her daughter?

You're gonna die.

Cop Cam Ah, Police officer searches an abandoned house after receiving an emergency call.

Get on the ground.

Get on the ground right now.

Training King.

Why did you copy that?

Zygote?

Directed by Neill Blomkamp of District nine Fame.

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Number one lights out like Mama.

Success of Lights Out eventually led to a major Hollywood deal.

The original short was released in 2013 and runs just under three minutes.

Made specifically for a film competition.

Lights Out sees a woman played by Lotte lusty in being hunted by a shadow figure in the dark.

The short film is well made, complete with some excellent editing, lighting and sound design.

Several Hollywood agents got in contact with director David Sandberg, leading to a feature length deal with producer James Wan.

Lights Out was made for $5 million and ended up grossing nearly 150 million throughout the summer of 2016.

Sandberg has since directed both Annabelle Creation and the superhero film Sha Zam.

Talk about a success story.

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