I'm really fond of horror collections; they often contain some unexpected treasures. The V/H/S films are a good illustration of that, as is ABC’s of Death. This installment definitely feels more polished, and it appears to have benefited from a reasonable budget. It’s hard to pick out any one short film as being superior to the rest; they all strike me as being roughly on par with each other. They aren't outstanding, but I would say they are good. The scary aspects leaned heavily toward graphic imagery rather than suspenseful horror that really gets under your skin. That actually makes it simpler to watch. Would I revisit this? Absolutely. Would I recommend it to my friends? Yes, it seems like a fun movie to share while also being able to talk between scenes.

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