Axed To Pieces 2020
"You’ll Die Screaming"
Tribute to the golden age of slasher films, *Axed To Pieces* (2020) is a gory, adrenaline-fueled homage to the razor-sharp thrillers of the 1980s.
Director: Dustin Ferguson
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Axed To Pieces (2020) about?
This 2020 horror short follows a masked killer armed with a possessed axe, stalking victims in the woods while an internet detective races to uncover the truth behind the supernatural slayings.
Who directed Axed To Pieces?
Dustin Ferguson directed *Axed To Pieces*, bringing his vision of 80s-style slashers to life with raw intensity.
Who stars in Axed To Pieces?
The film stars Shawn C. Phillips as the relentless investigator, alongside Julie Anne Prescott, Jennifer Nangle, Joshua Moomey, and director Dustin Ferguson.
Is Axed To Pieces (2020) worth watching?
With its tight runtime and nostalgic slasher vibes, *Axed To Pieces* is a fun, gory throwback for horror fans who appreciate grindhouse aesthetics—even if it's not a mainstream hit.
How long is Axed To Pieces?
The film runs for 55 minutes, making it a quick but intense horror experience.
About Axed To Pieces (2020) — A Gory 80s-Inspired Horror Short You Won't Forget
Tribute to the golden age of slasher films, *Axed To Pieces* (2020) is a gory, adrenaline-fueled homage to the razor-sharp thrillers of the 1980s. Directed by Dustin Ferguson, this horror short follows a masked killer wielding a cursed axe on a rampage through the woods, leaving a trail of terror in their wake. When a determined internet sleuth digs into the mystery, they uncover a supernatural force driving the slaughter. The film drips with retro charm, blending jump scares with eerie atmosphere, while paying homage to classics like *Friday the 13th* and *The Burning*. Expect plenty of blood, suspense, and a finale that leaves you screaming.
Shot in just under an hour, *Axed To Pieces* packs a punch with its relentless pace and nostalgic vibe. Shawn C. Phillips stars as the relentless investigator, joined by Julie Anne Prescott, Jennifer Nangle, and the film's own director, Dustin Ferguson. With its dark humor, practical effects, and a tagline that promises no mercy, this micro-budget horror treat is a love letter to grindhouse cinema. Whether you're a fan of vintage slashers or just love a good scare, this short film delivers exactly what it promises: non-stop mayhem.