Trapped With No Escape | 10-33 | Horror Short Film
83K views · Jun 28, 2025 · Comedy
Comments · 132
@seltzeralex · 1 year ago · pinned
I’m curious. What kind of horror films do you prefer, those based in the real world or the supernatural?
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@JY-tq8dr · 1 year ago
This actress nailed it. I was involuntarily holding my breath!! The acting in these short films blows away Hollywood.
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@timboslice090 · 1 year ago (edited)
Holy $hit that was the most anxiety inducing 10 mins I’ve ever witnessed on a screen. Well done. WELL done! This scene spit on anything Hollywood has made in a decade
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@chauncitoney6578 · 1 year ago
I was hoping she would open the door and somehow find herself looking in the mirror, realizing that she was the killer all along—and that the man's voice had been inside her head the whole time. Really enjoyed this short.
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@Roza.D-c2d · 1 year ago
Lead actress was amazing im so very glad she didn't die at the end ,i felt her fear ,pls use her in more of ut work and u a brilliant director.
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@Ernesto0151 · 4 months ago
This one and The Door are great man, well done.
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@francine8939 · 5 months ago
I’ve been watching a lot of horror shorts lately and just came upon your channel. I watched The Door first then saw in the comments you mentioned 10-33. Both were excellent!! Great job!!
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@NightFogFilms · 1 year ago
Wow. Just wow. This was spectacular. I am a fan of the slow-burn. This kept my attention from the very first frame right until the end. Now I need to see if you have any other work but for sure I am now a subscriber (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/500">#500</a>) and await future shorts as well.
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@queenieis50 · 1 year ago
This is another great film by you. I've subbed and can't wait to see more of your work, thx!
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@JeffreyHarnden-qw8fs · 1 year ago
Both Andrew and Allison absolutely killed it. Horror is the most superior genre period. Bravo both of them deserves some type of awards. And kudos to the casting department and the cast and crew who all came together to put this classic together.
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@yachaalya · 4 hours ago
She was a very good actress!
@Rekora_Wulf · 9 months ago
If anyone didn't understand the story then I will try to explain what I think happened. 10-33 is police code meaning HELP QUICKLY! Usually a life or death situation. In the beginning, the suspect murders the 2 girls having a conversation in the beginning of the video. Its not clear but I believe the shooter was the "boyfriend" she was in a "relationship" with. Then, being the sadistic maniac he is, he gets the protagonist to look at him so he could show her who he is, what he did, and to put salt in the wounds he "unalives" himself. I hope that clears things up.
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