The First Date Dishes Out Scares

Adam Weber's latest short film, The First Date, showcases what thrills and chills can result from a little innovative scare tactics. The horror flick follows a man waiting for his blind date to show up to a restaurant. When she is running late and nowhere to be seen, he investigates and discovers something that will make him want to leave before dessert.

With a total runtime of only five minutes, The First Date makes use of every second with its gradual build-up to utter terror. The concept is very simple in premise, but is served to audiences with a punch that provides a fresh take on its gore galore.

As it is only a short film, the plot leaves some room for further installments if Weber decides to do some more world-building to this bite-sized cinematic universe.

For an exciting and bloody good time, The First Date treats viewers with its eye-catching visuals and nauseatingly humorous approach to body horror.