Mikus

The film follows a man as he unpacks items from his childhood. Among the items, he discovers a purple puppet made of paper that he accidentally adheres to the wall with duct tape. This seemingly innocent act quickly spirals into a nightmare, bringing forth themes of childhood fears and forgotten memories.

Mikus stands out in the horror genre for its brief runtime, managing to create a tense atmosphere in just four minutes. The combination of horror and fantasy elements, along with the unsettling tagline, "Your childhood is a dangerous thing to forget," adds depth to the viewing experience. Collectors may appreciate this short film for its unique take on childhood nostalgia and the use of puppetry as a horror device.