tunnel vision - supernatural horror short film (2023)

Having missed the last bus back home for the day, a trio of cyclists decide to take their chances with a shortcut through the woods nearby.

Premiered at the Noosa Alive Festival Film Night in 2023, alongside 7 award-winning films from the Sunny Coast Showdown.

Writer/director: Arlo Morgan

Starring:
Amelie Lattik as Tay
Zahira Kayrooz as Rosalia
Sam Goudie-Park as Evan
with Isla Faulds

Composer: Denis Feletto
Sound design: Josh Macphee
On-site sound: Isla Faulds
Director of photography/camera crew: Arlo Morgan
Editor: Arlo Morgan
Supervising editor: William Missett

Special thanks to:
Dan Munday
Sunshine Coast Screen Collective
Bendigo Community Bank
Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service

Arlo Morgan Films acknowledges the traditional owners of the land on which Tunnel Vision was filmed and produced - the Kabi Kabi and Jinibara First Nations peoples - and pays respect to their culture, history, and Elder’s past, present and emerging. We also extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

[Ipaziamedico]

Wonderful scary movie! Horror and suspence are perfect! And perfect the choice of location! Super actor the boy and the two girls... With all all my compliments!

[aMAPto]

Captivating and suspenseful! Love the camera work - felt like I was the 4 character! … We’ve all gone through tunnels as kids and always thought I could see ghosts! SK - IT

[jeffreyharnden]

I loved this film great story and acting but that lady didn't make any sense instead of leaving her bike behind why not walk it like her friends did with there bike. This is why I can never hang around horror movie characters way to silly plus I never wouldn't have taken that tunnell I've would've taken the long and safest route . But this is why horror is the greatest genre so we can yell at the screen when these characters make dumb and silly decisions great work guys

[geraldojorgedalmaschio]

The ending is very good. Please, don't do a sequel explaining all. Let our imagination fly. Ha ha...