A terrifying two-minute piece and, horrifyingly, a reality that women live with. Scary because you'll see some variation of this actually happening in the newspapers and on true-crime podcasts. It taps right into that very visceral response.

It's hard to build up to a decent scare in such a short piece, but Boogie Man succeeds, and ends at just the right moment. Excellent piece for a short Halloween festival.

Well, we've experienced sketch comedy. Perhaps we should look into a new "genre" and call it sketch "horror"! Dana Hall, with her short piece "Boogie Man", just may have fired the opening salvo to something new and thrilling. Nice work!