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Fangoria.com:

"[Jake Kennedy] represents the new future of fear".

Tony Timpone, Editor, Fangoria Magazine / Website

 

The Chicago Horror Film Festival:

"We All Fall Down is one of the scariest, most horrifying short films we have yet to come upon and I strongly look forward to seeing more work from Mr. Kennedy".

Jason R Davis - Director, The Chicago Horror Film Festival

 

Sedona International Film Festival:

"We All Fall Down" is one of those film shorts every festival wants ... a short so good that it leaves you wanting more! It is an edge-of-your-seat ride into some serious psychological mind-games. "We All Fall Down" is so much more than your typical horror-genre short film: It re-defines the term psychological thriller. This film will send chills down your spine with some never-before-seen special effects. It is superbly acted with a tight script and more suspense than most feature-length horror films possess.

Jake Kennedy has a bright and brilliant future ahead of him if this dark and haunting project is any indication. "We All Fall Down" is a must-see (even if you may not sleep for a few nights afterwards). This is the kind of film that will keep audience members talking for days after the screening.

Haunting. Chilling. Brilliant.

Patrick Schweiss     -       Director, Sedona International Film Festival & Workshop  

 

Ain't It Cool News:

WE ALL FALL DOWN, by Jake Kennedy, is also very promising...Kennedy has a nice sense of how to build a scare, and he packs a lot of punch into a relatively short running time...when the scares happen, they’re effective. A strong sound mix and a crisp, clean look really sell the piece.

Ain't It Cool News

 

Entertainment Insiders:

"...a chilling short film with images that burn in your brain."

Entertainment Insiders

 

DVD Talk:

"[We All Fall Down is]...an amazing experiment in dread...substantial scares...very disturbing imagery."

DVD Talk

 

Film Threat:

"We All Fall Down is a subtly violent and tense little short with better acting skills and camera work than most Hollywood features...the rest comes from a brilliant sound mix that will no doubt cause you to clench your mouth shut every time the sledge hammer smacks down on teeth or a saw ravages a forearm."

Film Threat

 

Salem Horror Film Festival:

"Fantastic! The scariest film we've ever received."

Salem Horror Film Festival

 

Aporius:

"We All Fall Down is a slick little piece of creepiness."

Aporius

 

Rogue Cinema:

To say this movie was brilliant would be an understatement. I could sit here and roll off a full of of adjectives telling you what an incredible experience this was, but the best word for it would probably just be "awesome". Everything about this film was perfect. The acting, the cinematography, the editing, the writing, the visual effects, the sound...all just perfect. 

I can't think of a single thing wrong with this film. That's something you almost never hear from me, because usually I have some minor complaints about pacing or story or whatever, but not in this case. 

Director Jake Kennedy has an undeniable sense of what true horror is and how to send chills up the spine of the viewer. There were scenes in this film that actually scared me and some that gave me a nice case of the boo boo jeebies. 

It's so rare to find a film that can actually do that, but this one did. 

Rogue Cinema

 

Pit Of Horror:

"The short really works. I was amazed at how much meat Kennedy put into such a short time frame. The production values are also amazing. It looks like the filmmakers spent a good amount of time and money to make sure this film was the best. I see a bright future for Mr. Kennedy."

www.pitofhorror.com

 

Dam Short Film

"Using the unseen masterfully, writer-director Jake Kennedy keeps the gruesome acts of the four mostly out of view, using sound and reaction shots to powerful effect. Even without copious blood and guts, the most dark and disturbing scenes are beautifully executed and will surely cause audience members squirm and cover their eyes. 

Suspense is built and heightened by out of sequence storytelling and flashbacks, drawing the audience in further as we slowly piece together the magnitude of evil the four committed on their victim, and what horrors await them in return. With its irresistible storytelling, exceptionally high production quality and top-notch cast, "We All Fall Down" is a film that leaves viewers wanting more."

www.damshortfilm.org

 

 

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