This is the bloody disgusting podcast network.

We're gonna carry on and plan the sequel because let's face it, baby.

These days, you gotta have a sequel.

And welcome back to Micro Queers, your weekly queer horror short roundup, and I'm Joe.

And I'm Trace, and we're talking a short film that lives up to its classification as a short film.

Yeah, when I sent this to you, I did mention that we are starting to run out of the short shorts.

So we should probably enjoy a three

minute short until we have to start digging into some of those 20 minute ones. Yeah,

so we're talking Daisy, everybody, and it is three minutes long. It's also pretty disturbing.

I liked it. Yeah. I mean, I could not find much information about this. I couldn't find any

interviews with director

Camille Dunn and there was one write-up which was basically a plot synopsis and a general

overall feeling about it. So I do think that this is one of those shorts that's kind of gone

under the under the radar. And one of the problems is that the name of this short is really challenging. Like if you

even put in Daisy short 2017, like five other ones come up. Yeah, I can't imagine how that that's

probably the case. I mean, again, uh, because am I remembering this correctly? It's part, it's not just a short that was released in festivals, right?

Like, this was part of Crypt TV Monster Universe?

Yeah, I'm not sure Crypt TV is on par with Alter,

which is the other short horror series that seems to be very popular on YouTube.

But I get the impression that this idea of Monster Within, like hashtag Monster Within,

was a recurring film classification or maybe a way that they were encouraging filmmakers to make shorts

and then they captured them together.

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