Kookie 2016
"YOU CAN’T RESIST"
When a deceptive nine-year-old girl named Bree gets more than she bargained for during a parenting lesson gone awry, she finds herself face-to-face with a nightmarish presence that refuses to let go.
Director: Justin Harding
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Kookie (2016) about?
Young Bree, a dishonest nine-year-old, learns a terrifying lesson when a parenting lecture backfires spectacularly. What starts as a typical childhood moment spirals into a confrontation with something far more sinister than she ever imagined.
Who directed Kookie?
Kookie was directed by Justin Harding, whose short films often explore psychological and supernatural horror with a focus on tension and atmosphere.
Who stars in Kookie?
The film stars Ava Jamieson as Bree and Alana Elmer in a supporting role, both delivering performances that heighten the film's unsettling atmosphere.
Is Kookie (2016) worth watching?
While Kookie is a micro-horror with a 13-minute runtime, its tight storytelling and unsettling vibe make it a worthwhile watch for fans of short, intense horror experiences. The film's lack of IMDb rating may reflect its niche appeal, but its atmosphere and performances hold up well within the genre.
How long is Kookie?
The film runs for 13 minutes.
About Kookie (2016) — A Short Horror Film That Sticks With You
When a deceptive nine-year-old girl named Bree gets more than she bargained for during a parenting lesson gone awry, she finds herself face-to-face with a nightmarish presence that refuses to let go. Justin Harding's chilling short film Kookie (2016) blends psychological unease with outright horror, transforming childhood mischief into something far more unsettling. Within the confined space of Bree's world, Ava Jamieson delivers a performance of raw, trembling intensity, while Alana Elmer's supporting role adds an eerie layer of unease to the unfolding dread. This micro-horror thriller thrives on tension, atmosphere, and the unsettling idea that some lessons—especially the ones we learn too late—come with a terrifying price.
Kookie isn't just a tale of childhood defiance; it's a compact but potent exploration of guilt, consequence, and the monsters that live in the shadows of our own choices. With a runtime tight enough to feel like a punch to the senses, Harding crafts a horror experience that lingers long after the credits roll. The film's claustrophobic setting and unsettling soundtrack amplify the dread, making every moment feel like a ticking clock toward an inevitable confrontation.