Horror Short Film “Kookie” | ALTER

Bree, a dishonest 9-year-old, meets a terrifying visitor after a parenting lesson goes horribly wrong

“Kookie” by Justin Harding

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Horror Short Film “Kookie” | ALTER

[TheCraniifer]

"why would you bring that home?" Legit question.

[sandysjy]

The actor for that clown probably did his makeup for more than an hour but appeared in the film for one second.

[hs]

"No more cookies."
Every normal parent: Then put them away, hide them.
In this movie: buy a creepy cookie jar to scare your kid to death

[JimmysDonuts]

The ending was wholesome. She befriends the clown and the clown befriends her. It’s a win win.

[vervati]

Bree: *Steals one last cookie*

Kookie: So you have chosen death...

[steeez]

The only thing scary about this movie is the parenting.

[DiGiornos]

The biggest wtf for me:
She wasn’t allowed cookies, but a bedtime wasn’t enforced and she could watch scary movies at like 7 years old?

[polkadottat]

So many moments of bad parenting lol. The movies/shows she was watching, the ability to leave the house in the middle of the night to destroy a cookie jar without mom realizing/hearing her daughter leave and just leaving cookies you don’t want your child to eat…right in front of them lol

[hollywoodmonroeglam]

Common sense would be not to leave cookies where a child can reach them

[enflixer]

Being in dark with flashlight is even more scarier than without flashlight

[elisabeth]

The acting skills of that child were like REALLY good

[kaI-hwxj]

I love this short film, it's really silly but the start of this feels like a Dhar Man video
"Mother punishes child with cookie jar, instantly regrets it"

[sophiaproy]

How is she so scared of that coockie jar but is totally chill with a creepy clown in her bed

[JonathanEvans]

Cmon telling a nine year old "no more cookies" but leaving the damn jar totally out in the open to tempt her ridiculous

[Butternose]

The way she said “why would you bring that home?”
I’m weak she sounded so annoyed and disgusted 😂😂😂

[RyanKochie]

Love how the monster just became a friend.

[iki]

These kids are brave enough to sleep alone even after encountering creepy incidents

[belloutdoors]

"Why would you bring that home!?" I agree kid.

[fluorescenteche]

The girl acted like an Adult “why would you bring that home”

[AndyThangz]

Aww her dad came to comfort her, how nice! 🥺