Stephen King has a creepy new animated short film. Watch it here.

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Scary teachers and a bathroom-dwelling tiger combine in “Lily”, a new animated short film written by Stephen King, based on his 1968 short story “Here There Be Tygers”.

The short, narrated, and directed by Kate Siegel, is part of Dark Corners Films, a new series of animated horror shorts aimed at children and bringing together horror writers including Paul Tremblay and Mali Elfman (who is also acting as showrunner).

You can watch all the shorts on the Dark Corners YouTube channel. Each comes with a handy pumpkin rating, so you know how scary it’ll be going in.



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