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WARNING: Contains scenes unsuitable for young children. Watch more horror at: http://www.bloodycuts.co.uk Set on one fateful night, six friends gather for their monthly ‘games night’… and accidentally unleash a demonic force that might tear them - and their friendships - to pieces. 'Don’t Move' is the 8th slice in Bloody Cuts' anthology of short horror films, made by a team of UK film-makers on low budgets. Directed by Anthony Melton, written by David Scullion, produced by Ben Franklin and with cinematography by Jonny Franklin, it stars Rachel Bright and Jake Hendriks alongside Kate Braithwaite, Beth Cooper, Ian Whyte, Calvin Dean and Martin Skipper. Find out more about our acclaimed UK horror films at: http://www.bloodycuts.co.uk and be sure to follow us on Twitter as @BloodyCutsFilmsor join our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/bloodycuts ***NOTE: "Don’t Move" is a horror film, so is best viewed with minimal lighting, and of course with speakers/headphones for the full experience***