Hello ladies and gentlemen, Muldoon here with this week's picks for short films I think you might want to check out. Every week is a grab bag of surprises and with that, we've got five films that couldn't be further from one another stylistically here. Horror, drama, Sci-Fi... it's all here - all locked, loaded, and ready to be fired at your virgin eyes. So without further ado, let's skip over the small talk and dive head first into these unique films!

Go grab yourself some popcorn, lock your kids in a closet, kill the lights, relax and check out this little weekly film fest we've got ourselves here:

Let's start off with a whimsical tale of terror from Sebastian Lee.

Up next is a total gear shift from TINY DANCER. With us now is a drama from J.D. Amato. "Spacewalk is a short film that follows a young man in a wheelchair who, as part of an unlikely dream to become an astronaut, attempts to walk for the first time." If you like the film, then get yourself over to its website!

Next up is a new film from Saturday Shorts Alumn Cameron McCulloch about bullies. "SISSY BOY is a short film about two high school friends who are terrorized by a local bully and what happens when the victims become the bullies themselves." Be sure to check out the film's Facebook page.

Ready for some freaky deaky horror to chill your bones? Bam! Colin Clarke has a pretty fun horror film just for you. "After putting a witch to death, a righteous witch hunter finds himself haunted by a spectral curse in this award-winning horror tale inspired by Hammer films, Mario Bava and Lucio Fulci." If you're interested in more from Colin, check out the film's Facebook page or follow the guy on Twitter "@daredevilfilms."

And to send us out on a high note, we've got a creeper of a film from Roshan Murthy. "A man attempts to digitally resurrect his deceased mother."