Bramble On (2026)

Released: 2026-02-20 Recommended age: 10+ No IMDb rating yet
Bramble On

Movie details

  • Genres: Horror, Drama, Comedy
  • Director: Sean Whiteman
  • Main cast: Sean Whiteman, Shannon Neale, Iris Neale
  • Original language: en
  • Premiere: 2026-02-20

Story overview

In this short horror-drama-comedy film, a man discovers a mysterious creature living within his blackberry brambles. As he investigates, he learns that the thorns—both literal and metaphorical—penetrate much deeper than he anticipated, blending eerie elements with psychological depth and occasional dark humor.

Parent Guide

A surreal, metaphorical short film that blends horror, drama, and comedy. While not graphically violent, its psychological tension and creepy creature may be too intense for younger viewers. Best for ages 10+ who can handle symbolic horror themes.

Content breakdown

Violence & peril
Mild

No physical violence shown. The peril is psychological—the man confronts a mysterious creature in brambles, with tension from uncertainty and metaphorical 'thorns.' Some suspenseful moments as he explores.

Scary / disturbing
Moderate

Features a creepy, unseen creature (implied to live in brambles) and atmospheric horror. Psychological themes of facing inner fears could be disturbing. The mix with comedy may lessen scare factor for some.

Language
None

No offensive language noted in the overview. Likely minimal dialogue in this 9-minute film.

Sexual content & nudity
None

No sexual content or nudity indicated.

Substance use
None

No substance use shown or implied.

Emotional intensity
Moderate

Emotionally intense due to psychological themes of confronting fears and the unsettling creature. The metaphorical depth adds weight. Comedy elements provide some relief.

Parent tips

This 9-minute film combines horror, drama, and comedy in a surreal, metaphorical story. While brief, it features a creepy creature and psychological tension that may unsettle younger viewers. The horror elements are more atmospheric than graphic, but the themes of confronting inner fears could be intense for sensitive children. Best for mature kids who can handle symbolic storytelling.

Parent chat guide

After watching, discuss: What did the creature represent? How did the thorns symbolize deeper issues? Talk about facing fears and the difference between literal and metaphorical 'thorns.' Ask if the mix of horror and comedy worked, and how the short format affected the story.

Parent follow-up questions

  • What was the creature like?
  • Were the thorns scary?
  • What color were the blackberries?
  • Why was the man afraid of the brambles?
  • What do you think the creature wanted?
  • How did the movie make you feel?
  • What might the creature symbolize?
  • How did the film blend horror and comedy?
  • What does 'thorns digging deeper' mean metaphorically?
  • Analyze the psychological themes in the film.
  • How effective was the horror-comedy-drama fusion?
  • Discuss the symbolism of the brambles and creature in relation to personal fears.

Where to watch

Streaming availability has not been announced yet.

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