The Throne 2008
"I'd give it ten minutes."
A fresh-faced office worker faces an unexpected challenge on his very first shift in James Raynor's brisk 2008 comedy, The Throne.
Director: James Raynor
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Throne (2008) about?
A new office employee, Phil Grimes, starts his first shift only to encounter a terrifying creature lurking in the workplace toilet. What begins as a typical day spirals into a fast-paced, darkly comic survival scenario.
Who directed The Throne?
The Throne was directed by James Raynor, known for crafting concise, genre-blending short films.
Who stars in The Throne?
The film features Nick Thompson as Phil Grimes, alongside Scarlett Victoria Carson and Luke Myatt in key supporting roles.
Is The Throne (2008) worth watching?
With its clever premise and efficient storytelling, The Throne delivers a fun and unexpected six-minute escape. Though it's unrated on IMDb, the genre blend and tight direction make it a quirky pick for comedy fans.
How long is The Throne?
The Throne runs for 6 minutes.
About The Throne (2008) — A Short Comedy Where the Bathroom Isn't Just for Business
A fresh-faced office worker faces an unexpected challenge on his very first shift in James Raynor's brisk 2008 comedy, The Throne. Nick Thompson stars as Phil Grimes, a new hire whose mundane morning ritual is interrupted by a monstrous interruption lurking in the office restroom. With only six minutes to work with, Raynor packs in enough quirky humor and absurd tension to turn a simple bathroom break into a mini horror-comedy delight.
The film's playful premise and tight runtime make it a standout micro-movie for fans of offbeat workplace comedies. Scarlett Victoria Carson and Luke Myatt round out the small but memorable cast, adding just enough personality to keep the chaos spirited and light. Whether you're into quick laughs or curious about short-form cinema, The Throne (2008) delivers a surprisingly fun jolt in under ten minutes.