60 Seconds to Die (2017)

What if you had just one minute… to horrify an audience?

That’s the challenge over 60 filmmakers took on in 60 Seconds to Die (2017), an audacious anthology horror film where each segment is exactly 60 seconds long. No time to build slow suspense. No room for filler. Just pure, unfiltered terror—one minute at a time.

🎬 A Microdose of Madness

Each short film is a standalone horror micro-story, ranging from the absurd to the disturbing, the comedic to the downright grotesque. You’ll see:

Sudden deaths
Sinister rituals
Killer clowns
Bizarre creatures
And more blood-splattered chaos than you’d expect in a single minute

It’s like flipping through the horror section of your worst nightmares—on fast-forward.

🧠 Why It Works (and Sometimes Doesn’t)

This isn’t your typical Hollywood horror. It’s experimental, chaotic, and often rough around the edges. But that’s part of the charm. Some segments are hilarious. Some are creepy. Others make you ask, “What did I just watch?”

But the beauty of 60 Seconds to Die is that if one short doesn’t land, you only have to wait a minute—and something totally different comes next.

🔪 For the Indie Horror Junkies

This film isn’t trying to be polished or mainstream. It’s a collaboration of underground filmmakers showing off their creativity, weirdness, and ability to strike fast. Think of it as a horror TikTok compilation for gorehounds, years before that was a thing.

🎟️ That said,

60 Seconds to Die is not for everyone—but for fans of extreme horror, DIY filmmaking, or horror anthologies like ABC’s of Death, this is a bloody buffet of brutal fun. Grab popcorn, dim the lights, and prepare to be whiplashed through 60+ one-minute nightmares.

💬 Have a favorite 60-second short from the film? Or did one make you scream, laugh, or cringe? Drop it in the comments below!